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RETHINKING MENTAL HEALTH AND PROMOTING POSITIVE CHANGE
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BLOGS
Essays by a diverse collection of writers, which aim to change the
professional and public discourse about emotional distress and unusual experiences. To submit a blog for consideration, please read our
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Rethinking mental health in Ireland: Why not a Trieste-style approach?
Mark McCollum
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19/03/2025
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Mad in Ireland interview: We “criticise existing approaches to mental health...
MIA Editors
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03/03/2025
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Offering young people alternatives to traditional diagnostic narratives
Cian Aherne
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20/02/2025
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New Script for mental health campaign – steps to a wellbeing...
Mad in Ireland
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18/02/2025
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Notes on psychiatric hospital: I am looking for people I miss
Ekaterina Netchitailova
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28/01/2025
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Challenging the status quo around eating disorder treatment
Marie Campion
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04/01/2025
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MindFreedom Ireland’s letter to Brendan O’Connor
Mary Maddock
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22/11/2024
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Give Five – a human rights approach to mental health
Martha Griffin
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20/11/2024
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Painting a healthier future: Ireland’s artistic approach to wellbeing
Annie Button
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12/11/2024
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World Voices Congress 2024 – Mark Mc Collum and Owen...
Owen Ó Tuama
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31/10/2024
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Improvements needed to fully reform the Mental Health Act, says advocate
Ber Grogan
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14/10/2024
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The ‘not so clinical psychologists’ offer fresh perspective on mental health...
Cian Aherne
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05/10/2024
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Part 2: Notes on being labelled ‘paranoid schizophrenic’
Peter Brown
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30/09/2024
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Blogs
Faith healing in India: An ancient way of tending to madness
Rohini Roy
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26/09/2024
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Notes on being labelled ‘paranoid schizophrenic’
Owen Ó Tuama
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11/09/2024
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“Disordered eating is a symptom showing us that a person is...
Marie Campion
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15/08/2024
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Part 2: Are we all neurodivergent nowadays?
Lucy Johnstone
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24/07/2024
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Part 1: Neurodiversity—what exactly does it mean?
Lucy Johnstone
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18/07/2024
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Unquestioningly striving to adapt to harmful circumstances may be self-harm
Velma Saint Claire
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16/07/2024
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Why the fail, why the lacklustre drug-heavy mental health services?
Peter Brown
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14/06/2024
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Blogs
How I learned to safely taper off psychiatric drugs
Jørgen Kjønø
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22/05/2024
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Blogs
Making sense of ‘word salad’ and hearing voices
Peter Brown
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10/05/2024
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Blogs
When HVN Ireland meets HVN Athens
Owen Ó Tuama
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30/04/2024
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Putting the pieces back together: Working through being pathologised and silenced
Clóda Ni Greachain
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17/04/2024
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Blogs
A psychotic experience can help to process difficult memories
Mad in Ireland
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09/01/2024
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Howl from a survivor: ‘Medicalised psychiatry is a failed entity’
Kieran Staunton
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24/11/2023
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Is there any point?
Peter Brown
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10/11/2023
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Opinion: Stephen Fry says psychiatry saved him, but what about listening...
Owen Ó Tuama
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26/10/2023
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Tips for sleeping well: stress and trauma can have a huge...
Emma McArdle
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20/09/2023
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“First, do no harm.” I tried to complain. “Policy,” they said.
Nicola Clare
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12/08/2023
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A glossary of ‘mad’ terms in Gaelic -an ancient empowering language
Owen Ó Tuama
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12/08/2023
2
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Social connections and discovering ‘true identity’ central to the new paradigm
Jeroen Holtkamp
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15/07/2023
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Finding confidence to come off medication and gain inner peace
Marie McGrath
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19/04/2023
2
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What does the social model of disability have to do with...
Damien Walshe
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12/03/2023
1
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Existential issues are part of the human condition
Daniel McLaughlin
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01/03/2023
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Network supports people to ‘achieve greater agency in their own recovery’
Owen Ó Tuama
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19/02/2023
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Blogs
Remembering a mother with love and grief
Anna O'Reilly
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08/02/2023
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The biomedical model of psychiatry and the right to refuse medication
Phil Nolin
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22/12/2022
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There are “too many people being labelled, categorised into boxes, prescribed...
Emma McArdle
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06/11/2022
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Finding meaning and healing outside of ‘isolating’ psychiatric system
Jeroen Holtkamp
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29/10/2022
1
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A self-help version of EMDR could make healing from trauma easier
[email protected]
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22/10/2022
2
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The politics and power of hearing voices
Peter Brown
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12/10/2022
1
Blogs
Surviving the system: “I obeyed all instructions in swallowing drug after...
Mary Maddock
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14/09/2022
1
Blogs
Peer Support Working in Mental Health: A system in need of...
Martha Griffin
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10/08/2022
0
Blogs
Plant medicine, psychiatry and me
Owen Ó Tuama
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10/08/2022
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“Mostly it’s the overmedicating that steals lives, not the distress of...
Elaine Brown
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10/08/2022
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Coming off lithium ‘lifted the veil’ of tranquillising medication for a...
John Kelly
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10/08/2022
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