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Psychiatry: Neither a magic bullet nor a simple target

Psychiatry: Neither a magic bullet nor a simple target

Medical approaches to mental health often seem under fire. Huw Green reviews a spirited defence of a medically oriented psychiatry. The Medical Model in Mental Health: An Explanation and Evaluation […]

23rd September 2019 Comment1 Comment on Psychiatry: Neither a magic bullet nor a simple target
I’ve been waiting for this since I was a child

I’ve been waiting for this since I was a child

Guest blogger Nell Butler on the recently launched ‘Power Threat Meaning Framework’ In 2000 I made a short documentary about being in state care as a child. The response from […]

30th January 20181st February 2018 Comment3 Comments on I’ve been waiting for this since I was a child
Genetic research into ‘schizophrenia’ – how much can it actually tell us?

Genetic research into ‘schizophrenia’ – how much can it actually tell us?

Lucy Johnstone and Richard Bentall talk about the role of genes in mental health   What causes mental health problems? Following the publication of Oliver James’s book Not in Your […]

31st March 201631st March 2016 Comment, Guest Post9 Comments on Genetic research into ‘schizophrenia’ – how much can it actually tell us?

The allure of the new

As human beings, we are attuned to notice the special or different. We also tend to like simple answers to complex questions. Perhaps they make us feel more in control […]

3rd February 20155th November 2015 Comment2 Comments on The allure of the new

20 years on: Finally our myopic brain obsession is on the wane

Professor John Read, back in the UK after a long period away, is struck by some important changes in the way we view mental health problems.

22nd May 20145th November 2015 Comment, Guest Post13 Comments on 20 years on: Finally our myopic brain obsession is on the wane

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