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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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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.

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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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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.

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The Significance of Semiotics in Social Work

Mad in America

However, despite its vast potential, semiotics has yet to be widely incorporated into social work practice and education. This blog post seeks to illuminate semiotics’ untapped power in social work and advocate for its integration as a novel approach to fostering more nuanced, empathetic, and compelling client relationships.

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When It Comes to Post-Surgical Opioid Tapering, You’re on Your Own!

Mad in America

The more I delved into the questions of educating patients about pain management, prescribing opioids, and tapering after surgery, the wider the gap grew between what the research recommended and what I’d experienced as a patient. I wondered—Is this kind of treatment common or did I just have a one-off experience? What Are Some Solutions?

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What happened to the Serotonin Hypothesis?

Real Psychiatry

Supplementary 2: The book cover images and quotes are all property of their copyright owners and do not imply any connection to this blog. They are used here for illustrative and educational purposes. I encourage any readers of this blog to do their own research by reading the reference materials.

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