A Review of A Kind of Mirraculus Paradise: A True Story About Schizophrenia
Let me make something clear from the start: Sandra Allen’s A Kind of Mirraculus Paradise: A True Story About Schizophrenia really is a piece …
Nightmares in Online Research Ethics, Part Two
In the previous post, I described an ugly knot of a study from 2017 that centers on how ordinary people, who self-identify with a …
“Being Bipolar”: A Cautionary Tale in Bad Digital Research Ethics
Personal blogs are an act of communion, an act of humanity, the sharing of your story with another person. We each contain within us …
Smart Pills for Psychosis
The Tricky Ethical Challenges of Digital Medicine for Serious Mental Illness
The Missing Subject in Schizophrenia
I wrote about my lived experience with schizophrenia, neuroethics, and the importance of first-person accounts of illness in research and practice in: “The Missing …
The Metaphor of Splitting
It’s everywhere.
Beyond Schizophrenia
An interesting and important book on political economy and serious mental illness.
Invisible Disabilities
N. Ann Davis presents a philosophical and sociological exploration of the concept of disability.
No One Cares About Crazy People
This book should be required reading for every citizen.
Stop Diagnosing Trump
Stop casually throwing around words like “crazy” and “insane” to describe his actions. Stop throwing mentally ill people under the bus.