How Should a Patient Be?
Rachel Aviv on the self beyond psychiatry
Good For Nothing - Mark Fisher
I’ve suffered from depression intermittently since I was a teenager. Some of these episodes have been highly debilitating – resulting in self-harm, withdrawal (where I would spend months on e…
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Over de zelfvertrouwencultus (NRC 19-4-22)
We krijgen tegenwoordig de opdracht om positief en zelfverzekerd te zijn. Lukt dat niet? Dan is het je eigen schuld.
The Psychiatrist Who Believed People Could Tell the Future | The New …
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Robin van den Maagdenberg — Over opgroeien met een psychotische vader
Robin van den Maagdenberg schrijft in 'Thuis is waar we beginnen' over opgroeien met een manisch-depressieve vader.
A Future with No Future: Depression, the Left, and the Politics of Mental Health - Mad In America
Capitalism inflicts a double injury on depressed people: first, it causes, or contributes to, the state of depression, and second, it erases any form of causality and individualizes the illness, implying that the depression in question is a personal problem (or property).
Unrequited love is sublime | Psyche
The edge is not something to be shied away from, though it is formidable. Rather, regard the precipice with awe and rejoice in your proximity.