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The Dopamine Hypothesis in 2026: Why It No Longer Explains Psychosis
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 -
Interview with Jim van Os
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 -
More Play in Mental Healthcare: Why We Need Wriggle Room for Psychological Change
Why play in mental healthcare creates real change. Discover how a playful approach helps people move beyond rigid systems and find new meaning. Read more -
Reducing your medication: more than a medical risk
Reducing your medication; how do we deal with the differences. 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 -
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 -
The feeling of being stuck in a pattern of psychological suffering: 5 practices
The feeling of being stuck in a pattern of psychological suffering, what can we do about it? Read more -
Digital Detox Now: Transform Your Health by Cutting Screen Time
Discover how a digital detox can improve sleep, reduce stress, and boost well-being. Learn practical tips to unplug and reconnect offline. Read more -
Natural medicine and psychological pain: from herbs to microdosing
Natural medicine and psychological health. The ins and outs of it. Read more -
The power of the Retreat: a new take on mental space
The power of the retreat. Stepping away from daily life creates space for change. We explore retreats as a tool for mental health—shifting perspectives, fostering growth, and redefining healing beyond symptoms. Read more