April 2, 2015
In the Mad in America blog posts by Noel Hunter and by Sandy Steingard, there have already been great reports on ISPS 2015, but I would […]
February 26, 2015
I’ve previously written about the possible role of compassion focused therapy in helping people relate better to problematic voices, in my posts Could compassionate self talk replace […]
January 31, 2015
As we struggle to invent a humane approach to the extreme states that get called “psychosis” or “madness” or “schizophrenia,” it may be helpful to investigate […]
January 16, 2015
When people are seeing the world really different than we do, it’s often reassuring to think that there must be something wrong with them – because […]
November 29, 2014
What would happen if a team of highly qualified psychologists joined up with a team of people who knew psychosis from the inside, from their own […]
November 22, 2014
As awareness spreads about there being something wrong with existing approaches to “psychosis” aka “madness,” interest grows in exploring what to do instead. One interesting meeting […]
September 18, 2014
If human beings were meant to be entirely stable entities, then “stabilizing” them would be an entirely good thing, a target for mental health treatment that […]
August 30, 2014
This sounds like a weird question – everyone knows that psychosis is often very disabling, and antipsychotic drugs are widely recognized for their effects in reducing […]
July 19, 2014
The kinds of experience we call psychotic are often incredibly scary: people feel they are being persecuted by strange forces, or that their brains have been […]