Dutch mental healthcare funding is at a record high, yet waiting lists keep growing. Is the problem a lack of money or the way care is organised? Read more

What do we think about mental healthcare? What do we ask? Read more

Trauma processing starts when buried feelings can finally be experienced. Discover why rock bottom can become the beginning of healing. Read more

The dopamine hypothesis shaped psychiatry for decades. New research and KarXT challenge the idea that psychosis is simply caused by too much dopamine. Read more

A personal story about living with trauma, hearing voices, repeated hospitalizations, and the search for safety, stability, and housing. Read more

Trauma support often means presence more than advice. Discover how social holding and human connection support trauma recovery. Read more

Rising concerns about mental health in young people may not indicate an epidemic. Learn why context, not just diagnosis, matters. Read more

Interview with Jim van Os on topics like psychosis vulnerability and recovery. Take a moment to enjoy the interview and check out her work via the links provided. Read more

Social Rejection and Psychosis: How does the one influence the other? This article explores the manosphere, loneliness, online radicalisation, and mental vulnerability in young men. Read more

Can you live with thoughts of death? A compassionate exploration of suicidal thoughts, trauma, psychosis, and why talking openly about suicide can help. Read more