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Bias, Corruption & Accountability

Substantial Spin Found in Leading Psychology and Psychiatry Journals

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: A new review finds evidence of spin and the misrepresentation of clinical trials with non-significant results.

Risk of Depressive Relapse Three Times Higher After Previous Antidepressant Use

Psychosocial Approaches to Schizophrenia with Limited Antipsychotic Use

Disability and Decolonial Studies Disrupt the Medical Model

Neuroscientists Suggest That Social Inequalities Can Permanently Alter Our Brains

Addressing the Roots of Racial Trauma: An Interview with Psychologist Lillian...

No Evidence for Brain Asymmetry in Depression

Integrating Patient Voices in ICD-11 Development

What is it Like to Experience a First Crisis in Psychosis?

Study Explores Service Users’ Views on Diagnostic Criteria

How Biotechologies Preserve the Idea of the Disordered Brain

Risk of Cardiovascular Death Increased After Psychiatric Hospitalization

Adding Fluoxetine to Therapy Not Superior to Therapy Alone in Depressed...

Improving Mental Health Research through Community Participation

Toward a Critical Self-Reflective Psychiatry: An Interview with Pat Bracken

How Community Environments Impact Mental Health

The Complexity of the Indigenous Historical Trauma Concept

Antidepressants Blunt Ability to Feel Empathy

Structural Competency Training May Increase Empathic Connections in Psychiatry Residents

Review Finds FDA Approval of Digital Antipsychotic Misguided

MIA Reports

News

The Media Scolds Marianne Williamson (And Gets It Wrong)

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Journalists have called Marianne Williams’ comments on depression dangerous and irresponsible. A closer look reveals that her “opinions” on mental health treatment are more in line with the science, and that the know-it-all assertions by Cooper and colleagues are belied by it.

Addressing the Roots of Racial Trauma: An Interview with Psychologist Lillian...

Toward a Critical Self-Reflective Psychiatry: An Interview with Pat Bracken

Congress Holds Historic Hearing on Childhood Trauma

Learning a Different Way: An Interview with Maori Psychiatrist Diana Kopua

AOT

Andrew Rich: “I Didn’t Know Stuff Like This Existed”

Twenty Years After Kendra’s Law: The Case Against AOT

The Creation of a Conceptual Alternative to the DSM: An Interview...

proposed act would address childhood trauma in america

Bipartisan “RISE from Trauma Act” Introduced to Address Childhood Trauma in...

Poverty, Pathology and Pills: An Interview with Dr. Felicity Thomas and...

Getting Pharma Out of Medical Education: An Interview with Dr. Adriane...

adverse childhood experiences

Adverse Childhood Experiences: When Will the Lessons of the ACE Study...

Mad Science, Psychiatric Coercion and the Therapeutic State: An Interview with...

Fighting for the Meaning of Madness: An Interview with Dr. John...

the new yorker

The New Yorker Peers into the Psychiatric Abyss… And Loses Its...

Constructing Alternatives to the DSM: An Interview with Dr. Jonathan Raskin

William Styron: His Struggles with Psychiatry and Its Pills

The Effects of Antidepressant Exposure Across Generations: An Interview with Dr....

Peer-Support Groups Were Right, Guidelines Were Wrong: Dr. Mark Horowitz on...

First-Person Accounts of Madness and Global Mental Health: An Interview with...

Around the Web

Around The Web

Trump Orders VA to Buy “a Lot of” Esketamine for Veterans

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From MilitaryTimes: The president said the drug has shown a 'tremendously positive' effect in early testing and he is optimistic it can help with mental health problems in the veterans community.

When Hospitals Sue for Unpaid Bills, It Can Be ‘Ruinous’ for...

Big Pharma’s Trail of Greed, Power and Cruelty Must Be Stopped

Second Teenage Girl Dies at Middlesbrough West Lane Hospital

Opioid Addiction Requires Safe Injection Sites, Not Old Rhetoric From War...

The Psychiatric “Prescribing Cascade”: A Patient Story

‘Dear Doctor’ – Toronto Rapper Calls for Greater Humanism in Psychiatry

You Can’t Stop Mass Shootings by Punishing People With ‘Mental Illness’

For 20 Years, Delivering Therapy in Exchange for Doing Good

The Violence-‘Mental Illness’ Myth, ‘Risk Assessment,’ and Crisis Response

Open Letter to Politicians: How to Resolve the Mental Health Crisis

Understanding Aboriginal Parenting Goals

Statement of APA President About Mass Shootings in TX, OH

Austerity and Inequality Fuelling Mental Illness, Says Top UN Envoy

How Mindfulness Privatised a Social Problem

A Psychiatric Diagnosis Is Not a Disease

Does Psychology Have a Conflict-of-Interest Problem?

55 Steps: A Battle Cry Against Forced ‘Treatment’ for Us All

Why the Mainstream Media Has Failed to Tell Truths About Psychiatry

FDA Approval of First Digital Pill Based on ‘Weak Evidence’

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