I came across this book because of an online news article I was reading and it had a exert from this book. It was only part of chapter one, but I was immediately hooked on the story the author had to tell.I found this to be an incredible easy read, you do not have to have a degree of prior clinical or psychology knowledge. I'm truly fascinate with Dr Seagers's story and experience at Napa State.You will find yourself immediately immersed in his life and experiences that not only he goes through, that of his colleagues and family.You will laugh, gasp and say to yourself "no way, can't be" but I imagine it is as true as it is written. The people depicted, while names are changed out of respect and privacy, you can't help be feel connected, impacted and desire to support the work they do. The risks are high, with little rewards at times, but the passion and compassion is truly seen in this book.