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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 -
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 -
Why Diagnosis in Mental Healthcare Needs Rethinking
Diagnosis in mental healthcare often reduces complex, personal experiences to clinical labels. But real understanding begins by asking: what happened to you?, not what's wrong with you? Read more -
IPS helps – everybody wants to belong, also at school and at work
IPS: In Europe 85 percent of people with sensitivity to psychosis says they’d like to work. Read more -
Should a psychiatrist bring up euthanasia
Should a psychiatrist bring up euthanasia? In an international statement the ISPS signals a dangerous development. Read more -
Developing resilience to Psychosis – on a path to recovery
Resilience to psychosis: Jim van Os encourages you to delve into this article about developing inner strength and forging mental fortitude. Read more -
Staying true to the heart – about focus in psychiatry
Rianne thinks that psychiatrists should focus more on listening to the heart, and come out of people’s heads. Read more -
Open Dialogue for Psychosis – Nick Putman, Brian Martindale
This highly readable book provides a comprehensive examination of the use of Open Dialogue as a treatment for psychosis. It presents the basic principles and practice of Open Dialogue, explains the training needed to practice and explores how it is being developed internationally. Read more -
This Too Shall Pass – Stories of Change, Crisis and Hopeful Beginnings – Julia Samuel
Intimate stories about everyday people will inform our understanding of our own unique response to change. Read more