Making Sense of Trauma – Moving Away from the Disease Model and Embracing Cultural Responses to Stress
Noel Hunter recently wrote on Mad in America about how the ‘trauma-informed trend often falls short’. In this article, she […]
From the Mental Health Movement to the Disability Movement – In Conversation with Yeni Rosa Damayanti
Left: Yeni Rosa Damayanti Recently, TCI Asia Pacific spoke with Yeni Rosa Damayanti, Chairperson of the Indonesian Mental Health Association,
Mad in Asia Interview Series on ‘Making Inclusion a Reality’
An interview series first published on Mad in Asia Pacific looks at the work of three activists working in the
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What We Need In Tonga
#WhatWENeed in Tonga Colonialism and Tonga Tonga was never colonized by any country. It did not have a mental health
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Cross-Disability Perspective to the #WhatWeNeed Campaign
Cross-disability perspective to the WhatWeNeed campaign by Shivani Gupta I am a person with a disability working as a cross-disability
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Reframing the Momentum: From ‘Mental Health’ to ‘Inclusion’
Blog contributed by TCI Asia Pacific #WhatWENeed – Reframing the momentum: From ‘mental health’ to ‘inclusion’ [1] TCI Asia Pacific
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Reframing mental health services from “What’s wrong with you?” to “What’s happened to you?”
Zenobia Morrill recently wrote on Mad in America on Trauma-Informed care with survivors perspectives. Based on a new editorial in
A Cross Disability Understanding of the Effects of Stigma and Social Factors on Health Outcomes
Sadie Cathcart recently wrote on Mad in America about a new study on autism by Monique Botha and David M.
Mental Health Europe Responds to the Lancet Commission Report
Mental Health Europe recently published a response to the Lancet Commission Report released on World Mental Health Day 2018. They
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New Report Compiles Global Evidence Base for Alternatives to Coercion
A new report brings together evidence from around the world on preventing, reducing and ending coercion in mental health settings. The report,
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#WhatWENeed in Taiwan
#WhatWENeed in Taiwan1. De-colonization of the mental health sector Taiwan was the first independent, Asian, democratic republic. However, it has
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Global Mental Health – Mad in America Podcast with China Mills
In this podcast first published in Mad in America, Dr. China Mills talks about the Global Mental Health Ministerial Summit
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