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“Dad, Something’s Not Right. I Need Help”: Richard Fee on the Dangers of Adderall

Mad in America

His irregular sleep patterns, staying up all nightit all started coming into focus. Siem: The New York Times published a major article on February 2, 2013, detailing Richards story. Based on the article, it doesnt seem like any of them ever questioned what was happening. I was shocked. That changed everything.

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Dismissing the “Human Experience”: College Students Feel Unseen by the Medical Model of Mental Health

Mad in America

In a previous story , I reported on the “TikTokification” of mental health —a phenomenon where social media content encourages young people to self-diagnose. Many students find comfort in the medical model of mental health because it simplifies experiences that are otherwise messy, uncomfortable, and difficult to make sense of. “I

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“There’s No Word for Depression in Zulu”: Inside South Africa’s Mental Health Crisis

Mad in America

R esearch has found South Africa consistently ranks in the bottom three performing countries in terms of global mental health. Photo by tuxone The Mental State of the World Report measures the mental health of internet users only, making it limited in the South African context where close to one-third of the population isnt online.

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Is the Teaching of Psychology Liberal or Conservative? Yes! (But Mostly It’s Neither)

Association for Psychological Science (APS)

Nor is our reporting on mental health disorders and their treatment, how nature and nurture weave the human fabric, or how language develops. Does observing sleep stages promote progressive views? Is analyzing the effects of stress on health a leftist agenda? Feedback on this article? Not so far as I can discern.

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It’s Health’s Illusions I Recall, I Really Don’t Know Health at All

Mad in America

T here is a core concept shaping the ‘market’ in health, the concept of an assay, that few doctors or patients understand. This article explains what assays are, how they entered healthcare and the consequences of failing to grasp the role they play. What good would articles in dodgy journals be to industry? Whose job is it?

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Exploring the Stress Levels of Online Education for Children

Dr. Sagnik Mukherjee Blog

Exploring the Stress Levels of Online Education for Children Have you ever looked at your child during an online class and wondered if theyre truly okay? The reality is, that while online education has opened doors to new possibilities, it has also introduced pressures and unique challenges.

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Don’t Call Me a Therapist

Mad in America

Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on Mad in Norway. I just think that it is your expression of a misunderstood, imprecise and outdated definition of what mental health work entails. I just think that it is your expression of a misunderstood, imprecise and outdated definition of what mental health work entails.