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Psychosis is…
Pathways from surviving adverse experiences to being deemed “psychotic”
Staircase of Oppression in Mental Health
Where do you feel it in your body ?
MAD, innit?
Psychosis 2.0 Infosheet
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Category Archives: work
do anything you wanna do – Eddie and The Hot Rods
I’m gonna break out of the city Leave the people here behind Searching for adventure It’s the kind of life to find Tired of doing day jobs With no thanks for what I do I know I must be someone … Continue reading
Posted in Crazy World, life, The Mad Ones, work
Tagged do what you wanna do, Eddie and The Hot Rods
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Beyond madness: a modern approach to hearing voices
Not sure why the authors feel the need to label it “modern” since hearing voices its mostly about about really, really, really old stuff like listening, which is as old as the hills, but this is a nice piece by … Continue reading
Posted in hearing voices, work
Tagged dishes, Hallucination, hearing voices, Hearing Voices Network, inner speech, keys
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some days…
Thanks to a friend in Spain for this one, and dedicated to another friend who this week started in a new job….
Posted in Crazy World, work
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mind games – Kwame McKenzie
Wonderful article by Kwame McKenzie in Walrus Magazine, March 2013. In Mind Games, Kwame McKenzie takes us on a brief tour through the history of attempts to regularize and standardize diagnosis in psychiatry, encoded in three major systems of diagnosis – … Continue reading
Posted in stress, The Mad Ones, work
Tagged American Psychiatric Association, DSM-5, Kwame McKenzie, Mad Pride, mental health, Psychiatry, Rosenhan experiment
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Mental illness at work: the last taboo
Article from [UK] Daily Telegraph , stories of three women and their experiences of difference, disability and the difficulty of staying in or getting back into work. Includes the very wonderful Rachel Waddingham who joined us by Skype in September … Continue reading
Posted in Emancipate yourself..., human potential, mental diversity, recovery perspectives, work
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