BLOGS
Interview with Mary Ann Kenny, author of ‘The Episode’
The Mental Health System in the UK Failed Us
Apply now for Mad Camp Europe: My Journey from Ward Violence to Healing and Community
The ‘Female Perspective’ on Boarding School
De-Meaning Psychotherapy: The New Psychiatric Critic.
IS THERE TRANSFORMATIVE MEANING IN MADNESS?
Disability, Work and Starmer’s Cruel Cuts
Barry’s story: a tenacious activist
Another perspective on the Randers case: psychiatry is in deep crisis
The Sickness-Society: either you are well and functional — or sick and dysfunctional
Book review: ‘Drop the Disorder & Do Something’ edited by Jo Watson
The Ethics of Long-Term Psychiatric Drug Use and Why We Need a Better Way
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OTHER RESOURCES
Mad in America – Mad in America’s mission is to serve as a catalyst for rethinking psychiatric care in the United States (and abroad).
A Disorder 4 Everyone – Exploring the culture of psychiatric diagnosis – creating change. Provides events, blogs and other resources including ‘An Audience with an Ally’
The Power Threat Meaning Framework – Towards the identification of patterns in emotional distress, unusual experiences and troubled or troubling behaviour, as an alternative to functional psychiatric diagnosis.
Drop the Disorder (Facebook) – a group for anyone interested in challenging traditional approaches to emotional distress.
Healing Psychological Trauma – a free-to-use guide with links to resources and selected clinicians, organisations, projects and support groups.
Hearing Voices Network offer information, support and understanding to people who hear voices and those who support them.
The Inner Compass Initiative and Withdrawal Project – provides information, resources, tools, and connecting platforms to facilitate informed choices for all things “mental health”.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Prescribed Drug Dependence aims to address the growing problem of prescribed drug dependence with a multi-pronged approach.
More resources are listed here.