A Grand-Unified Theory for Mental Health

"The communicational factors underlying mental illness remain one of mankind's most enduring mysteries. MI is primarily regarded as a physical/chemical imbalance although clear-cut signs within the brain appear lacking. Indeed, the most obvious outward signpost is an exaggerated disturbance in communicating in an interpersonal/emotional sense, as evident in the mood disorders. More at world-peace.org."
Submitted by John E. LaMuth, PH.D