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How to Live With Thoughts of Death | Understanding Suicidal Thoughts
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 -
No Access to Mental Healthcare? What You Can Do to Start Recovery
Struggling with no access to mental healthcare due to waiting lists or costs? Discover practical ways to start recovery and regain control without formal treatment. Read more -
DSM Criticism in Mental Health: Why It’s Time to Move Beyond the DSM
A look at DSM criticism in mental health. Why diagnostic labels fall short and how a care-needs approach offers a better future. 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 -
Does Evidence-Based Psychiatry Still Work in 2026?
Is evidence-based psychiatry still reliable in 2026? New research questions RCTs, antidepressants, and how guidelines reflect real patients. Read more -
Psychosis vs Spirituality: How to Tell the Difference Without Dismissing Someone’s Experience
Psychosis vs spirituality: how can you tell the difference? Learn the key signs clinicians use to distinguish spiritual experiences from psychosis. Read more -
ADHD Medication Overstimulation: When the Nervous System Doesn’t Switch Off
ADHD Medication Overstimulation, be mindful of the burden on your stress and arousal system. Read more -
Reducing your medication: more than a medical risk
Reducing your medication; how do we deal with the differences. Read more -
See past the labels: discover the seven dimensions of your unique experience
Past the labels: Explore the seven dimensions of neurodiversity in this blog. Read more -
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