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Human proximity in suicide prevention: why it works
Why human proximity in suicide prevention matters more than risk scores. A humane perspective on suicide prevention, presence, and relational care. Read more -
How do you organise a human-centred mental healthcare sector that works?
Why human-centred mental healthcare must focus on relationships, community, and meaning — not diagnoses, protocols, or waiting lists. Read more -
Being critical of psychiatry doesn’t mean being anti-psychiatry
being critical of psychiatry is often equated with being against psychiatry. Read more -
Autism: New medications and natural causes?
Autism: Recently we’ve been hearing bold statements from politicians and media about ‘finding the answer’ to questions about the autism spectrum, Read more -
Protocol: friend or critical foe in the mental healthcare sector?
The word protocol often evokes an image of a roadmap for professionals Read more -
Meaningful recovery: something else
Discover how meaningful recovery in Dutch mental healthcare shifts the focus from endless treatment to connection, community, and lasting support. Read more -
Care Needs Over Diagnoses in Mental Healthcare
"Mental healthcare should focus less on diagnoses and more on care needs—support tailored to people, not labels." Read more -
Psychiatric Medication Dosage: Why More Isn’t Always Better
Psychiatric medication dosage: The connection between brain chemistry, moods, and behaviour is still partly a mystery Read more -
The Disease Model in Mental Health and why it needs rethinking
The disease model in mental health: Is has a name, you get a label. And then what? Read more -
Highly sensitive, neurodiverse, and sensitive to psychosis – how are these related?
Highly sensitive. If you recognize things mentioned here, know that you're not alone. Neither you're a faulty system. Read more