“Something Always Felt Off” – Stripping Suffering from Context in Clinical Work
Discover how mainstream psychology individualizes pain while ignoring caste, class, gender, and cultural realities in South Asian contexts.
Editor's note: this blog was first published...
Faith Healing in India: An Ancient Way of Tending to Madness
This MIA Report was a collaboration between Mad in America and our affiliate, Mad in South Asia. This was published by Mad in America on...
A Relationship Imbalance, Not A Chemical Imbalance
This blog was first published on Mad in America on June 10th 2025
As a family therapist, well-trained in the 1980s, I came of age...
Subpatterns: A Deeper Dive into Attachment Theory
Editor's note: This article was first published on Mad in the Netherlands. It was written by Sandra Kouwenhoven, an expert by experience in the side effects...
Psychiatry Criticism Politics: When the Enemy of Your Enemy Is Not Your Friend
Editor's note: this MIA report was first published by MIA on 12th July 2025
Many people from very different groups do not like establishment psychiatry....