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Rethinking “Delusions”: Envisioning a Humanistic Approach to Troublesome Beliefs
It Should Not Be a Secret: The Connection Between Trauma and Psychosis
“There’s Someone in My Head, and It’s Not Me” – Pink Floyd
Amazing Absence of Scientific Support for Recommending “Antipsychotic” Drugs
Finding Meaning in States Some Call “Mad”

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Rethinking “Delusions”: Envisioning a Humanistic Approach to Troublesome Beliefs
It Should Not Be a Secret: The Connection Between Trauma and Psychosis
“There’s Someone in My Head, and It’s Not Me” – Pink Floyd
Amazing Absence of Scientific Support for Recommending “Antipsychotic” Drugs
Finding Meaning in States Some Call “Mad”

Anatomy of a delusion
Problems when antipsychotics interfere with the ability to anticipate threat
End all bullying, including mental health system bullying
Finding out more about the “Open Dialogue” approach on the web
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Madness and Play: Exploring the Boundary
Trying Too Hard to be Sane, or Trying Too Hard to Recover, Can Lead to Madness
Webinar on Dissociation as a common factor in many “mental disorders” including psychosis
Trauma, Psychosis, and Spirituality: What’s the Connection?
Mad Pride, Gay Pride, and Disability

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