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Open Dialogue approach cuts psychiatric hospital use in major trial
A non-medical approach to mental health treatment – Open Dialogue – can reduce hospital admissions and improve satisfaction with care, new research has found.
The ODDESSI trial, published in The Lancet Psychiatry, involved 494 people...
Psychiatry apologises for failing survivors of child sex abuse. What happens now?
The UK Royal College of Psychiatrists has issued a remarkable position paper, stating that people sexually abused in childhood have been failed by mental health services that often retraumatised them by not recognising past...
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Open Dialogue approach cuts psychiatric hospital use in major trial
A non-medical approach to mental health treatment – Open Dialogue – can reduce hospital admissions...
Psychiatry apologises for failing survivors of child sex abuse. What happens now?
The UK Royal College of Psychiatrists has issued a remarkable position paper, stating that people...
How lived experience has become collective resistance
Merrick Daniel Pilling is an Associate Professor and Interim Co-Director of the School of Disability...
Reported abuse of residents at mental health hospital, Dublin
As reported in the Irish Times on August 13, 2026 the HSE has enhanced it's...
“Assault” and “Torture”: Patients recall the institutional violence of forced drugging
A new scoping review exposes the psychological trauma and institutional power dynamics behind forced drugging,...
In the Lindsay Clancy case, polypharmacy is on trial
In January 24, 2023, Lindsay Clancy from Duxbury, Massachusetts took the lives of her three...
A moving reflection from Dirk Corstens on the passing of Marius Romme
Published on Linkedin
Posted by Dirk Corstens on 4/6/26
Marius Romme passed away. Coincidentally, I am sitting...
New Petition; Save Our Supplements by Health Stores Ireland
A new MyUpLift public petition by Health Stores Ireland, “Save Our Supplements,” is calling on...
Rearranging deck chairs while the Titanic goes down
Editor’s note: first published on Mad in the UK and Mad in America.
In February, the...
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