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Dive into the gripping psychological battles of American presidents in "Commanders In Crisis: The Psychological Battles of American Presidents Throughout History." This eye-opening exploration unveils how the pressures of leadership have impacted the mental health and administrations of U.S. presidents across centuries. From the diagnoses written by mental health professionals, the narratives of presidential historians and my own analyses, this book shines a light on the emotional challenges that have shaped some of the most critical moments in American history. By distilling important lessons about mental health, the book underscores the timeless importance of emotional well-being, informed self-care, and compassion in leadership without drawing broad political or partisan conclusions. A clean, clearly articulated discussion at 104 pages in length.
About the author
Joseph enlisted the United States Air Force and served six years as an Intelligence Analyst. This training and experience provided him with a strong professional background in research, information gathering, predictive analysis and parametric data analysis. He went on to serve eight years as a systems analyst with a major military defense contractor. In the second phase of his career, Joseph joined Enron Energy Services in Houston as a Trainer and Curriculum Developer. After the historic collapse of Enron Corporation in 2002, he pivoted to healthcare, working in several capacities as a mental health counselor, Hospital Chaplain and Hospice Chaplain.
