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Psychiatry Hinders the Relational Capacity of Those with Anomalous Experiences

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Psychiatry fails to consider the intersubjective element of hallucinations and psychosis, further isolating those with anomalous experiences.

AI Technologies Likely to Entrench Exploitation of Service Users

Improving Mental Health Care by Centering Peers in Open Dialogue

Growing Up Poor Has Long-Term Mental Health Costs, Danish Study Finds

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ECT Proponents Deny Harms as the Tide Begins to Shift

Study Finds Increase in Psychiatric Framing of Emotions in Czech Journalism

From Subjects to Co-Researchers: A Lived Experience Model for Decolonizing Global...

Critical-Liberation Psychotherapy Model Promises Liberation, Not Adaptation

Mental Health Providers Support Cultural Humility, But Fear Policy Pushback

New Study Reveals Psychological Toll of Stigma in Self-Injury Survivors

Global Study Builds Consensus on User-Defined Mental Health Recovery

“It’s Possible, and People Are Doing It”: Mental Health Crises Without...

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Stanford Researchers: AI Therapy Chatbots Encourage Delusions, Suicide, Stigma

Chronic Loneliness as the Existential Global Mental Health Concern

Liberation Psychologist Asks if Hatred Has a Place in Progressive Politics

Students Need “Pockets of Humanity” in a Harmful System, Study Finds

Medications Aren’t the Measure of Success in Psychosis Treatment

Doctor using AI Artificial intelligent management in flow chart for planning treatment patient.

AI Medical Advice Biased Against Marginalized People

The Future of Mental Health Is Community-Led, Researchers Argue

Mental Health and Justice for Indigenous Peoples in Bangladesh

MIA Reports

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Essays

Psychiatry Criticism Politics: When the Enemy of Your Enemy Is Not...

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Those who would like to abolish psychiatry in order to replace it with their own coercive, authoritarian policies are not friends.

“I Made it Through the Horrors of Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal” A...

ChatGPT Weakens Your Ability to Think, MIT Study Finds

Why Psychosis Is Not So Crazy: A Conversation with Stijn Vanheule

Antipsychotics Do Not Provide a Clinically Meaningful Benefit Over the Short-Term:...

Veterans Take Their “War Cry For Change” to Capitol Hill

A Therapist Navigating Antidepressant Withdrawal: Nelson Lee on the Power of...

“Progress Only Occurs when People Make Demands”: Paolo del Vecchio Reflects...

The Poetics and Politics of Our Mental Health Metaphors: An Interview...

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Heritability Explains Less About Mental Disorders Than You Think

Two Decades of PSSD: A Life Stolen by Antidepressants

Kermit Cole: Dialogical Therapy and Quantum Theory Walk Into a Bar…

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Criticisms That Establishment Psychiatry Can and Cannot Tolerate

Chemically Imbalanced: Joanna Moncrieff on the Making and Unmaking of the...

The Fight Against Involuntary Commitment: Are Protection & Advocacy Organizations Fulfilling...

Interview with German activist Peter Lehmann: “I Lost My Fear and...

The Failure of “Spit For Science”: No Genetic or Neurological Pathways...

Teralyn Sell and Jenn Schmitz: Breaking Out of the Prison of...

New WHO Guidance Calls for Paradigm Shift in Mental Health Policy

Psychology’s Small Stories and the Call of the Other: An Interview...

Around the Web

Around The Web

People Are Being Involuntarily Committed After Spiraling Into “ChatGPT Psychosis”

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From Futurism: "Many ChatGPT users are developing all-consuming obsessions with the chatbot, spiraling into severe mental health crises characterized by paranoia, delusions, and breaks...

People Say They’ve Faced Withdrawals from SSRIs. They Want Recognition and...

Man Developed Psychosis After Being Jailed for 13 years on Indefinite...

MIA Writer Peter Sterling’s Memoir of Global Engagement

Senators Propose Ban on Drug Advertising to Consumers

FDA Approved — And Ineffective

Call to Action: Submit a MedWatch Report to the FDA

The Rampant Reach of Pharma’s Hidden Hand

More Than Half of top 100 Mental Health TikToks Contain Misinformation,...

Alan Cassels: Are We Looking In The Right Place For Answers...

Safety or System? – Seeking Soteria

Spotify is Scrambling to Remove Dozens of Podcasts Promoting Online Prescription...

Court Gives Approval of Settlement Providing Better Mental Health Care for...

Father Kills Son Because of Antidepressants

It’s Time for Psychologists to Become Activists

Szasz and The Manufacture of Madness Today

New York Makes it Easier to Commit People With Severe Mental...

Bristol Myers Squibb Schizophrenia Drug Fails Pivotal Test as an Add-On...

The United States is Witnessing the Return of Psychiatric Imprisonment

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