Tremors in The System: The Help You Need vs The Help You Get
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Tremors in The System does what excellent films do best - it helps us understand by inspiring us to feel the struggles and the emotions that are portrayed on screen. The viewer is exposed to the frustrations of being a person living with an extensive psychiatric history who is unable to attain credibility despite all her attempts to communicate her very genuine concerns. I recommend this documentary to stimulate discussion for schools and community groups interested in gaining more understanding of mental illness. -- Ronald Bassman, PhD., author, A Psychologist's Experience From Both Sides of the Locked Door.
This is a collaborative film by Nora Jacobson and Marj Berthold.
For more information check out http://www.offthegridproductions.com
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