From Diagnosis to Dialogue ISPS conference
17 & 18 September 2014 Leicester This residential conference will allow delegates to explore the tensions and the gap between the latest developments in psychosis research with the realities of
Scepsis and science, reflection and humanism
17 & 18 September 2014 Leicester This residential conference will allow delegates to explore the tensions and the gap between the latest developments in psychosis research with the realities of
The Reality and Impact of Paranoia: The Ten Year Anniversary Modern living and lifestyles in the 21 st century have ensured that paranoia has become established as a common phenomenon.
Mental Health Europe, the leading independent, pan-European mental health NGO, has for two years been calling for wider recognition of the crisis of confidence in the increasingly biological/neurological approach taken
Saturday 7th June Manchester. The Reality and Impact of Paranoia: The Ten Year Anniversary Modern living and lifestyles in the 21 st century have ensured that paranoia has become established
Phil Thomas, Rachel Waddingham, Adam Juhgroo, Rob Allison have put out a call to recruit people who might be interested to tell their stories about their experience of reducing or
The International Network Toward Alternatives and Recovery (INTAR) in partnership with the Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group, Liverpool Mental Health Consortium and University of Liverpool is pleased to make this preliminary
2 day workshop in Sheffield 12 – 13 December on developing Open Dialogue practice. Developing_Open_Dialogue_practice_workshop
Asylum Associates 10th Anniversary Conference in association with the Critical Psychiatry Network. September 2 nd to 4 th at Nottingham. Voices from within psychiatry who are seeking change are beginning
“Why psychiatry is doing more harm than good” It has interviews with many members of the CPN, such as Jo Moncrieff, Sami Timimi, Duncan Double and Pat Bracken. Cracked
Guest lecture by Professor Nikolas Rose, given 15 May 2013. ‘Mental Illness: Five Hard questions’ at Nottingham. Lecture Professor Rose is one of our leading contemporary social scientists. Currently he