Up Above and the Runaway

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Two teenagers meet Mac, a homeless person, who they knew as Rock Man from a fantasy realm. Together, they try to help a runaway teenager, who has dissociated, "up above" into a symbolic world. Things become even more complicated when their lives intersect with a doctor in need of a human subject for a risky experimental procedure. In the end something uncanny happens, which show Zoe and Tod their fantasy has some basis in reality. This story explores the meaning of symbolic worlds, the danger that others can pose in not understanding them, and how resolution and true healing can occur.

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Michael Susko, M.S. in Counseling Psychology, has varied experiences which helped him to write this story. For many years, he worked as a counselor in a Psychiatric Halfway House Counselor, and as a Homeless Outreach Worker for Social Services. He has been active in the rights of psychiatric patients, collecting and edited oral histories for publication. Last, as president of CIRCARE, he became familiar with risks that could arise from scientific research. The author gives real-life witness to dramas, little known to the larger world.

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