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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#WhatWENeed in Singapore is Full Compliance of the CRPD – Read PPDFRC’s Submission on the Amendments to the Penal Code
Singapore ratified the CRPD in 2013. Currently, Singapore in the process of amending their Penal Code. Are the new amendments
Mad in America Podcast Interview with Bhargavi Davar
In Mad in America yesterday, TCI Asia Pacific Convenor, Bhargavi Davar talks about the history and origins of TCI Asia
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A Response to the Lancet Commission on global mental health and sustainable development
Blog post contributed by Akriti Mehta More than ten years after the publication of a series of articles published in
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Peruvian law – recognises full legal capacity and abolishes guardianship
On 4 September 2018, the Peruvian Government published Legislative Decree No. 1384 that recognizes and regulates the legal capacity of
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Bali Declaration Presented to the Honorable Prime Minister of Sri Lanka on World Mental Health Day 2018
With the approach of the World Mental Health Week 2018, Consumer Action Network Mental Health Lanka – CAN MH Lanka commenced its
