T he long-awaited ODDESSI trial – the first randomized controlled trial of Open Dialogue – has at last been published in The ...

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This week, Mad in America examines three studies around alternative treatments for depression. The first finds that salsa ...

The cultural psyche evokes historical figures as phantasies to transform helplessness into a desire for revenge and ...

A new empirical review published in the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics reports that pharmaceutical industry corruption is ...

I found Open Dialogue to be a compelling and deeply humane way of working but I also learned how hard it is to implement and ...

The ODDESSI trial found that people’s reported recovery, quality of life and satisfaction with services improved with Open ...

Alicia Martin is an Australian community pharmacist and the creator of an ingenious mobile app, TaperMate, which aims to help ...

From The Guardian. “Proposals to limit the number of patients being formally diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder have been attacked as ...

According to Mark E Smith, the road of excess leads to the ‘palace of accidents’, and the Bard of Salford’s take on this hackneyed phrase resonated with me from first listen.

This week, Mad in America explores four articles around problems with psychiatric diagnoses. The first study finds that ...

She begged for help, took the drugs, admitted herself to a psych hospital, worked with a psychiatrist. Her doctor treated ...