Scepsis and science, reflection and humanism
By PINO PINI, Psychiatrist in Italy and the United Kingdom, MHE board member. Reflections on occasion of two Hearing Voices events. In my professional experience I have witnessed various significant
We are pleased to announce this second instalment of the International Institute for Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal conference series. If you are interested to join, please register at Eventbrite (click on
By Joanna Moncrieff. Long-term antipsychotic treatment remains the standard recommended treatment for people who have psychotic episodes or a diagnosis of schizophrenia. People who have had just one episode may
By Pino Pini. A summary from the SE&LMHS project presentation at the HPFT Recovery Conference, Watford 8/10/2019. The SE&LMHS project is based on the assumption that mental health is not
By Joanna Moncrieff. This blog was inspired by a talk I gave at the conference of the American Association for Philosophy and Psychiatry in May 2017. The title of this talk was: Many
The Toronto Critical Psychiatry Reading and Discussion Group has been meeting since 2018. It has been open to all interested people. The aims of the group have included: 1) a
By Hugh Middleton. During the pre-Covid years, the Critical Psychiatry Network ran a series of successful one-day conferences at the University of Nottingham each April. A move to London was
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