May-May continues to share her thoughts on Psychosis and God. How she talks to God and how she calibrates her life being in contact with God. Read more

A conversation about God. May and Jim talk about (the concept of) God and how a psychosis led to striving for world peace. Read more

Martin Harrow challenged a firmly-held belief in psychiatry: that antipsychotics are necessary and effective for recovery from schizophrenia. Read more

A weekly quote on PsychosisNet. Read more

How small my experiences can become when inferior feelings and over-/decompensation start to play a role. Difficult for me is to show my spirituality in a continuous wave. Read more

In Strangers to Ourselves, a powerful and gripping debut, Rachel Aviv raises fundamental questions about how we understand ourselves in periods of crisis and distress. Read more

In this study, the researchers analyze clinical, social and personal recovery of people with a disorder on the schizophrenia spectrum over time in one model. Read more

In this second part of the exchange of letters Jim responds to May-May’s question regarding her openness about the susceptibility to psychosis Read more

Aya de Jager tries to let her psychotic experiences flow into words for the healing of thoughts and feelings. A poem. Read more

About the American John Nash, the well-known mathematician who won a Nobel Prize. His story has been made into a film, A beautiful mind. Read more