On the Edge of Social: The Demise of Depression

This book was written to pull disarrayed individuals like ourselves back into alignment with self, from a self-divorced-from-self decimation. Depression and anxiety were our lot. We yearned to bridge the gap between ourselves and others. But, what we thought was a social problem all along—we thought we needed more “we”—was actually a deprivation of self. In fact, we needed more “I.” Our social problems were secondary to our identity problem. If you’ve been searching for an answer, look no further—this is the all-out assault on the infrastructure of depression from someone who has been there.