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Five articles that show the media is waking up to distress as political, not...

Parts of the media are a mouthpiece for biomedical psychiatry’s idea that distress should be diagnosed as a disorder, then medicated, managed and eliminated....

Top 10 Myths about the critics of psychiatry

Following the publication of Joanna Moncrieff and Mark Horowitz’s Chemical Imbalance review last month we at MITUK have been increasingly aware of the strongly...

Review of “Call me Crazy”: A play by Paula Caplan PhD

When I was invited to review “Call me Crazy”, written and directed by Paula J Caplan, a clinical and research psychologist, playwright, author, advocate, filmmaker and activist from the US, I was aware that this was the first play she had ever written and that it had won second place in a national playwriting competition.

That’s Not My Name: Is it a show or is it a disorder?

...Critics aren’t sure, audiences remain undecided, the writer doesn’t seem to know the difference. But one thing is for sure: a mad woman is on...

Part 2: Are we all neurodivergent nowadays?

The unacknowledged politics of neurodiversity Editor’s Note: Mad in the UK and Mad in America jointly published this four-part series on neurodiversity earlier in the...