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Category Archives: The Mad Ones
Cuckoo – On being sane in insane places. pt 4
“Around the same time that the Jack Nicholson character in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest was trying to get out of psychiatric hospital, a group of eight people were doing just the opposite.” So begins this excellent radio show … Continue reading
Posted in anatomy of an epidemic, hearing voices, medication madness, The Mad Ones
Tagged asylum, cuckoo, cuckoo's nest, David Rosenhan, Jack Nicholson, Psychiatry, Rached, Rosenhan experiment
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Rosenhan – On Being Sane in Insane Places. pt 3
In this brief video David Rosenhan talks about the experiment, the experiences of the pseudo patients and observations on the environment inside psychiatric hospital – as warehouses for people whom society has given up on and lost sympathy for. Below the video is Rosenhan’s Paper published … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, The Mad Ones
Tagged David Rosenhan, DSM, Psychiatry, Rosenhan experiment
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scorchio !!! – info on dealing with the heat
Ireland is ejoying a heatwave – balmy highs of 22C degrees! phew! as it says “WARM [for Ireland]” meanwhile here in Toronto, last night’s low was 26C. Today’s high is forcast for 34C with a feels like of 45C and … Continue reading
Posted in The Mad Ones, too f*ckin' hot, Uncategorized
Tagged Heat illness, Ireland, Public health, Temperature, Toronto
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The Backlash – On Being Sane In Insane Places pt2
The response to David Rosenhan’s experiment [see part 1 here] from the private members club the American Psychiatric Assciation was far from being a happy one. [see right] It was after all their game, their club and their ball and they’ll cry if they … Continue reading
“Thud” – On Being Sane in Insane Places. pt 1
This short clip tells of David Rosenhan’s famous experiment. The clip is from Adam Curtis’ movie documentary project The Trap. Part 1: F*ck You Buddy Rosenhan had been following the work of R.D. Laing [right] who was one of … Continue reading
Posted in The Mad Ones, what's going on?
Tagged Adam Curtis, David Rosenhan, Psychiatry, R. D. Laing, Thud, Trap
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call us crazy
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of meeting Greg MacDougall who wrote this piece on peer and survivor organising in Southern Ontario. Greg’s article made the cover of Canadian publication The Dominion for it’s May 2013 edition. Greg also … Continue reading
Posted in hearing voices, Mad Pride, peer support, recovery perspectives, The Mad Ones
Tagged Greg MacDougall, hearing voices, HVN, Icarus Project, Mad Pride, mental health, Ottawa, The Dominion, Toronto
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crazy – Seal
No we’re never gonna survive unless We get a little bit crazy… . . . In a church by the face He talks about the people going under Only child know A man decides after seventy years That … Continue reading
the combo – psychiatric soup
[…continued from Reducing the pool of normal] The Big Book of Woe, soup-in-a-can, psychiatrists as car mechanics and dreaming of white lavender scented sheets… DSM and inclusion For all the fuss, at least DSM5 is, unlike its predecessors, inclusive – since its … Continue reading
reducing the pool of normal
Has the biomedical myth : the one that has so completely dominated psychiatry and so, by extension, all “mental health” services , either by design or accident, succeeded in reducing our idea of normal human experience to the point that … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, The Mad Ones
Tagged APA, British Empire, DSM, DSM-5, Mental disorder, mental health
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mad reign, eh?
One way to enjoy Toronto’s new climate – mad rain /mad reign season. . . . Rain – enough to make you go hmmm! eh? So, what’s with all the mad rain, eh? And how come it come midst this most … Continue reading


















































































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