Childhood Trauma Linked to Poorer Recovery from First Episode Psychosis, Study Finds
First published in Mad in America 23rd July 2024
Childhood trauma (CT) plays a significant role in the development and recovery from psychosis. A new study published...
Desperate Measures: Ghaemi’s Response to Our Review of Lithium and Suicide Prevention
Editor's note: this post was first published on our affiliate site Mad in America
Nassir Ghaemi, professor of psychiatry at Tufts, recently responded to a...
Why Democratize Psychiatric Research? A Call for Participatory Approaches
Editor's note: this was first published on our affiliate site Mad In America
Phoebe Friesen outlines six critical reasons why participatory research in psychiatry is...
Book review of Credo: R. D. Laing and Radical Psychotherapy by Andrew Feldmár
I found reading Credo inspiring, even therapeutic, and I think it could be so for many who read it with an open mind and...
Unmasking the Politics Behind CBT’s Rise to Prominence
Helen Rowland's critical review explores the socio-political forces and methodological flaws that have propelled CBT - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - to the forefront of...