On Radio April 18 – Author Susan Inman Will Discuss Serious Mental Illness with Host Roy Green

April 15, 2010 - PRLog -- Since its release in March, After Her Brain Broke: Helping My Daughter Recover Her Sanity has been piling up very positive reviews in both Canada and the US.

US psychiatrist, E Fuller Torrey said that the book is “a model for other families”.

Ms Bob Etier, writing in the New York based review website http://blogcritics.org/books/article/book-review-after-her-brain-broke/ said “After Her Brain Broke should be required reading for the mental health field or Psychology 101 students. It’s not that mental health professionals don’t know the impact mental illness has on a family; they allow themselves to be too busy to bother.”

Vancouver based political columnist Raif Maier, writing in the online newspaper, http://thetyee.ca/Books/2010/03/05/AfterHerBrainBroke/ said "Susan Inman's memoir is a must read for any family faced with schizophrenia, and for our health system, too."

And readers themselves have rated the book with 5 stars on Amazon.com and on Canada's Chapters/Indigo website. On Amazon they have headed their reviews with “Hope from Despair” and “A Book that Hits Home”. On Chapters they have said “Absorbing and Informative” and “Invaluable Resource”

The Roy Green Show is heard on 9 radio stations across Canada and on the internet. Podcasts of his shows are available free after the broadcast date. For links to the stations that carry the show (and on whose websites you can listen on the Internet) and information about Roy, visit http://www.roygreenshow.com/about-roy-green.html

After Her Brain Broke: Helping My Daughter Recover Her Sanity, ISBN 978-0-9810037-8-8, $18.95 US and $19.95 Canadian, is published by Bridgeross Communications at http://www.bridgeross.com/brainbroke.html and distributed worldwide by Ingram. It is available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Chapters/Indigo and other booksellers.

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A publisher of quality books distributed by Ingram. List includes the mysteries of David Laing Dawson as well as The Original Reigning Cats and Dogs, The Dysfunctional Father's Guide and Schizophrenia: Medicine's Mystery - Society's Shame.