Hearing Voices groups. Dialogic practice. Peer respite. These aren’t care as usual. They’re game-changing. They’re the product of decades of hard work, research, and hope.
Excerpts from the July 31 interim grant report Thanks to the support of Open Excellence, IDHA is strengthening a growing network of clinicians, peers, survivors,
The photo below is not just an apt visual metaphor for what people in mental and emotional crisis too often find when they look for
First as a foster mom and now with little ones of my own, over these past ten years Open Excellence has given me the knowledge
The BPS launches its new report, ‘Understanding Depression’, a fresh look at why so many of us are depressed, and what can help. Bringing together
Editor’s Note: Over the next several months, Mad in America will publish a serialized version of Sami Timimi’s book, Insane Medicine. In this blog, he introduces the
It is an idea as concerning as it is intriguing – prescribing a course of antidepressants to perfectly happy people. The medication, already taken by seven
I have stood silent for too long, doubting that my white, male voice had any business being heard in times like this. I have felt
Having experienced psychosis herself, a psychologist wants us to rethink how we understand and treat this complex condition. Conversations in Critical Psychiatry is an interview
The question put to Rochester author Paul John Scott about his new novel was simple: Can it be this bad in the real world? Scott,
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