Tag: service users

New research examines service user attitudes on discontinuing and reducing antipsychotic drugs.

Adverse physiological symptoms of antidepressant withdrawal are regularly mistaken to be other problems to the detriment of the patient.

Researcher criticizes the many ways opposing viewpoints and dissenting voices are squashed in the field of medicine.

A new study finds that clinicians’ disregard for mental health patients’ insight into their own condition may be detrimental to treatment.

A new paper explores how the disputed nature of psychiatric knowledge influences public perceptions and debates within the field of mental health.

Researcher and former service-user Diana Rose utilizes a participatory research process to examine experiences on inpatient wards.

The authors of the report expand upon the traumatic and sociopolitical factors underlying presentations of psychosis and “schizophrenia.”