Psych Ward Adventures

True Stories

De: Joshua Wordsmith

Narrado por: Andrew Robert Wilcox

Join me as I try to dodge flying fists, amorous advances, sticky fingers, airborne objects, and other unsavory surprises. You'll roll with laughter and cry with compassion. You'll meet real patients who inspire you even at the lowest point of their lives. You'll meet patients who, despite their challenges, aren't too different from yourself, your family, friends, or that creepy guy staring at you from the window. Made you look.

©2023 Joshua Smith (P)2024 Joshua Smith

Detailed Experience of The Wordsmith

The author takes his reader through their detailed account of real life experience as a technician working at a psychiatric ward.

The author has a unique way of placing the reader in his mindset and thoughts as he takes them through his days of observation.

As the story takes the reader on the thrilling roller coaster ride in the daily life of Jay, which he spent in a dark locked facility, there are sudden sparks of “Dad jokes” to keep the reader smiling.

Jay has a unique way of reminding the readers that we are all in this together and that green scrubs are all that define the technician from the patient.

This is an enjoyable read and the stories are real as they are similar to those that most of caregiver’s have experienced in the field. Any experienced MD, RN, and First Responder will truly related to the stories in this book. Take the time and listen to or read this descriptive journal by the Wordsmith.

Captivating

The author is very descriptive and leaves nothing to the imagination ,almost as if I had experienced it myself and the narrator does a very good job in attracting the listeners attention.

J’s behavior

I was hooked since the beginning. I listened to it in my way to work and my house and I was literally lol.

I highly recommend this to everyone. Light to read and clean humor that you do not find often.

What a great story!!

This book is filled with interesting and fast moving experiences in a psych ward. Josh Wordsmith is witty, funny and compassionate as he relays his memories with the patients and staff. The narrator did a great job with emotion and voices. I loved this book and I highly recommend it!!