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Flowers Of The Nerinji

INTRODUCTION I was diagnosed with Bipolar- Disorder in 1991 December in New York City. I was a graduate student of Molecular Biology when I was admitted to a hospital (psychiatric...
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Sink in My Skin, Please – Reflections on Touch in Mental Health Practices

Back in the day, while I was still grasping the abstraction of the hour changing into days, and the days changing into seasons, the world of adults seemed full...

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Off Psychiatric Drugs After 14 Years: A Story of Hope and Recovery

This article is a personal account of a person's journey with psychiatric medicines and their experience of stopping...
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The Weight of Stigma: The quest for understanding amidst misunderstandings

Mental health remains a taboo in many societies, shrouded in silence and misunderstanding. It is a silent battle...
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Unwanted Daughters In India

I am an Indian woman born into a middle-class family in the bustling city of Mumbai, Maharashtra. Mumbai,...
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Decolonizing Psychiatry in Pakistan: A Reckoning with our Colonial Past and a Call for Reconstruction

“She was half-conscious when she was brought to me,” our psychiatry professor said, “and this is what she...
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Living in a “Trauma Centered World’: A Socio-Centric Approach to Trauma

Given the number of social media posts, trauma workshops, trauma conversations, and training around being trauma informed, ‘trauma’...
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Media’s Biased Reporting on the Harms of Psychiatric Medicines

When we hear about serious problems caused by psychiatric medicines in the news, we often notice a pattern...
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The Crimes of Healers: A Case for Challenging and Reimagining Psychology and Psychiatry

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