“Fitzgerald’s theory provides a fresh and uncomplicated model to understanding ourselves and how to treat the issues that reduce our productivity and long-term happiness.” ---The World & I Online, September 2007

“[Their Question]: What do you think Big Pharma would think of your theory, that most mental illnesses can be treated with existing drugs, such as Prozac and clonidine?
[My Answer]: They would like to hear that there's a huge market [of people who could benefit from these drugs]. But they might not like to hear that I don't think there's going to be 100 different drugs for 100 different mental illnesses. It could be somewhat depressing but also happy for the pharmaceutical companies.” ---excerpt from my Q&A with the Indianapolis Business Journal (e-newsletter), October 2007

“Overall, the book is easy to follow and is informative. It is not only a valuable piece of scientific literature, it is also a source of understandable information for the general public.” ---Stress and Health, October 25, 2007

“If [the author’s] purpose is to cause the reader to question the validity of the status quo, he succeeded. If he hopes to inspire researchers to create new drug combinations for mental disease treatment, he has at least opened the door. If he wanted to change the treatment practice of the current day, time will have to be the judge.” ---McGill Journal of Medicine, Volume 10, Number 2/2007

Review pending (should appear in winter 2007-2008 to spring 2008). ---International Journal of Mental Health