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Mad In the Family

@madinthefamily ·
15 Sep

NEW @Mad_In_America EVENT! Join us Tuesday, October 13, at 9:00am PDT, 12:00pm EDT, 5:00pm GMT, 6:00pm CEST for a special panel, New Possibilities: Clinicians and Voice Hearers Reimagine Support Together, hosted by @ronunger.

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The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social

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14 Sep

Most philosophers prefer to keep madness at a safe distance. But to Wouter Kusters, the relationship is uncomfortably close: "Theoretical reflections have their practical counterpart in the breakdown of the mad." https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/is-madness-philosophy-in-practice/

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Mark Horowitz @markhoro.bsky.social

Verified account @markhoro ·
27 Aug

The ODESSI trial is finally published.

The headline findings are:

The odds of being admitted to hospital for severe mental illness was three times less for those who had Open Dialogue compared to standard care, reducing the use of hospital by 54%.

The chance of being referred

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Justin Garson

Verified account @justin_garson ·
4 Aug

Grateful for @JoannaMoncrieff’s incisive review of The Madness Pill for @PsychToday: “the story of brilliant minds being side-tracked by an enticing solution to a complex problem that…was ‘clear, simple and wrong.’”

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Mad In The UK

@mitukteam ·
28 Jul

The Ward and the Vanishing ‘I’: How Psychiatric Wards Silence Testimony
By Amit Saraf



#MentalHealth #Psychiatry #TraumaInformed #PatientVoices #HumanRights

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