Stillhet som livskunst
I denne uvanlige boken finner du en svært klok stemme, som oppmuntrer til å innføre stillhet i livet. Vår omtaler kan bekrefte at det virker. The post Stillhet som livskunst appeared first on Mad in Norway.
Let There Be Light: Before Psychiatry Writes Its Next DSM
Very high prevalence raises a more fundamental question: Where exactly does the medical disorder end and ordinary human variation begin? The post Let There Be Light: Before Psychiatry Writes Its Next DSM appeared first on Mad In America.
Gli psichiatri sanno sospendere gli psicofarmaci?
Gli psichiatri sanno sospendere gli psicofarmaci? L’articolo mostra come la sospensione degli psicofarmaci sia spesso gestita con protocolli troppo rapidi, non insegnati adeguatamente nella formazione psichiatrica. Questa velocità può provocare sintomi da astinenza intensi e fluttuanti, facilmente scambiati per una ricaduta, con conseguenze cliniche rilevanti: aumento dei farmaci, cronicizzazione dei trattamenti e perdita di […] The post Gli psichiatri sanno sospendere gli psicofarmaci? appeared first on Mad in Italy.
“Patienten- bzw. Betroffenenermächtigung sollte eigentlich unser zentrales Ziel sein”
Anmerkung der Redaktion: In Teil 1 des Transkripts der Folge 29 des Podcasts „Patientin Psychiatrie“ haben Jan Brüning gen. Brinkmann, Stefan Weinmann und Prof.in Hanna Christiansen beleuchtet, warum das medikamentöse Paradigma in der Psychiatrie ins Wanken geraten ist. Im zweiten Teil des Gesprächs richten die drei Expert:innen den Blick nach vorne: Wie bringt man wirksame […]
Has autism become another kind of pathology?
The person underneath the diagnosis Getting sober and finding out I was autistic saved my life. That is not a metaphor, and it isn’t something I say lightly. For more than a decade, I had been in and out of psychiatric hospitals, heavily medicated and in constant therapy. I had been given many diagnoses – […] The post Has autism become another kind of pathology? appeared first on Mad in Ireland.
Whispers of Care: A New Initiative Documenting Stories of Care, Joy, and Resistance
My mother has lived with severe anxiety for as long as I can remember. But she is also a woman who loves dancing, always warmly welcomes everyone in her home, can start conversations with strangers, loves hanging out with her friends, and has raised three children while navigating severe financial hardships. It is to document […]
