I Am Oz: The Golden Road to Recovery

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As a human, I have explored a number of pathways to improved mental health, but the greatest growth opportunities seem to have come from exploring alternative pathways to health. This exploration has led me to write a number of essays, and ultimately this book. It is not a definitive self-help book, but more just me reflecting on what I have found. This is an invitation to engage me in a greater dialogue about life, mental health, and a vision of the future. I am Oz is me calling out the personality as an interface that is no longer serving me. I am transitioning into the bumbling, humble self that has learned some insight through the journey.

John Erik Ege

If you want to see how I spend my time, there is this short video with my son, not great sound quality, as Eston can actually sing the words and is on key! Anyway, yes... I am a real person. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwsLlojveeQ&t=13s Father, mental health professional, master level clinician, LPC, movie fan, adventurer, eccentric, sometimes sane, or at least lucid, sometimes even when dreaming. But then, being lucid in a dream is more awake than lucid in life. :) If you are interested in more books similar to these, check out books by Ion Light. He writes like me. Maybe because he is me. That is my pseudonym, and for the books I wrote that clearly not 'PG.' I am partial to several of them, especially "Not Here," and "Sex, Stars, and Singularities."