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Ten Years Later: Still Shooting the Odds

Mad in America

I t was about 10 years ago I wrote in a MIA blog post that if I thought that it was possible, I would have opened a string of clinics all over the country to help get people off of antidepressants. My blog post goes on to explain this in more detail.

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Joey Marino Dies; ‘ER’ Actor Had Developed Severe Tardive Dyskinesia

Mad in America

In 2021, he had published a poem called “ Bedridden ” on Mad in America, and a video of him was included in Peter Gotzsche’s blog “ Psychiatry’s Denial of the Horrors of Tardive Dyskinesia.

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Thinking differently about mental health

Critical Psychiatry

Ive changed the name of this blog before (see eg. Im making another attempt to see if expressing what this blog is about in more everyday langauage, avoiding the use of the term psychiatry, makes a difference. previous post ). Im not convinced its really made much impact in terms of attracting more readers (see eg.

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Personal trauma is associated with secondary traumatic stress in mental health professionals

The Mental Elf

Linda Gask blogs a systematic review finding that personal trauma is linked to onset of secondary trauma in mental health professionals. The post Personal trauma is associated with secondary traumatic stress in mental health professionals appeared first on National Elf Service.

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Sticking to the argument about whether antidepressants work

Critical Psychiatry

For example, Awais recent blog post criticises Jo for her methods rather than necessarily actually what she says. I worry that the clash between Joanna Moncrieff and Awais Aftab about her new book Chemically imbalanced has become too personal (see eg. last post ). In many ways, how Jo expresses her critique is irrelevant.

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Mad studies and critical/relational psychiatry

Critical Psychiatry

The book for which it was written has now been published: Mad Studies Reader , edited by Brad Lewis (who has written a guest post for this blog) et al. Ive mentioned before the chapter written by key members involved in the foundation of the Critical Psychiatry Network (see previous post ).

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Mad in America’s 10 Most Popular Articles in 2024

Mad in America

During 2024, we published 155 blogs , 244 reviews of scientific findings , 43 personal stories and 41 MIA reports , of which 22 were podcast interviews. Here we highlight the top ten of Mad in Americas most-read blogs and personal stories of 2024. You can become a MIA Supporter for $5 per month or $20 annually.