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Ian Wright: Home Truths
Ex-footballer Ian Wright investigates the effect growing up in a psychologically abusive and violent home has on children in the UK.
TV, Radio, Articles and Podcasts.
Ex-footballer Ian Wright investigates the effect growing up in a psychologically abusive and violent home has on children in the UK.
Autobiographical memory in lockdown; awards; psychosis and nightmares; Dean Burnett.
A polemic on the evils of the pharmaceutical industry needs to apply more rigour to its own argument
In a February Issue of The Independent back in 2016 Geraldine Beddell warned of a looming national crisis affecting teenagers and young adults in our culture: “there is growing evidence that teens are in the grip of a mental-health crisis,” she wrote.
In the1980’s, psychological theories about how peoples identities were formed began to change quite radically. Before that the importance of relationships between individuals, families and society did not play such a major role.
Nicholas Malik is a psychotherapist in Hampstead, London.
How a movement of people who hear voices is reshaping our understanding of mental illness – and consciousness itself.
In our world of ‘selfies, social media branding, and managing your profile on LinkedIn and Facebook … [i]t is not who you are but who you seem to be!’ In interviews for my own sociological book on everyday suffering and our troubled quest for self-mastery, I too found little premium placed on ‘being authentic’.
Just because you feel guilty doesn’t mean you’ve done something wrong. Relax the rules you live by and set yourself free.
Mental illness is often thought to be a matter of individual disorder. Modern psychiatry looks to features of individual experience, behaviour and thoughts to diagnose mental illness, and focuses on individual remedies to treat it.