Beyond conventional wisdom: This blog argues that the schizophrenia debate highlights broader problems in psychiatry. Read more

Resilience to psychosis: Jim van Os encourages you to delve into this article about developing inner strength and forging mental fortitude. Read more

Collaborative medication decision. Could the psychiatrist refuse this? If so, do I have to find someone else? What does the law say about this? Read more

The functioning of antipsychotics. It may sound simple: If antipsychotics reduce your symptoms, they work. Easy right?  Well, not entirely. Read more

The Sangoma. "The door stood wide open, she beckoned me to enter and after a welcome word she asked what my problem was." Read more

There is always hope. Read the story of Ashton - a first hand experience of pain and recovery. Read more

Mental health. This is the story of Ashton. How psychosis comes on. An intense story of suffering followed by happiness. Read more

At times, it can be obvious when someone is struggling to cope. But sometimes the signs are harder to spot. Check in on those around you. #YouAreNotAlone  Read more

Cravings, we all know them. Walter van Gelderen offers a look behind the scenes. Writing this he aims at supporting us all. Read more

Salutogenesis - Psychiatrist Jim van Os kisses the disease-driven narrative goodbye. Read it and join us on PsychosisNet.com. Read more

I’m Glad My Mom died by Jennette McCurdy is an inspiring tale of resilience, independence and the joy of washing your own hair. Read more

What helps Mila to be mentally stable? A great read and equally useful. PsychosisNet helps. Read more

Mila reduces her medication (antipsychotics) to nil. By standing firm and making her own decisions about her recovery. Manage your own "disease". Read more

To fall into psychosis. In this series of blogs, healthcare professional Mila takes us on a tour of something that is no longer alien to her. Read more