Improving psychiatry and the treatment of men...

Digital technologies are changing how we live, driving innovation and new industries. Governments are eager to foster Silicon Valley-like innovation hotspots in their state or local region. What role should government play in stimulating new industries? Why do plans for high tech ...  Show more

Queensland Chief Scientist Hugh Possingham is very annoyed with his fellow scientists as well as environmentalist and conservationists: They are too conservative, don’t debate respectfully, are too obsessed with growing their own organisations and can’t compromise a bit. 

TW// Mention of suicide What is therapy like? Why do we feel like our mental health needs are a burden? What do we do when our parents invalidate our mental health? Why do people feel attacked when someone questions them? We meant to talk about therapy but ended talking about all ...  Show more

Depuis quand la psychiatrie fait elle l'objet d'autant de préjugés et d'idées reçues ? La psychiatrie c'est pour les fous ? Non, oh non, j'aime à penser que c'est tout l'inverse. Le ou la psychiatre soigne, écoute, répare les âmes en peine, tente de trouver des solutions adaptées ...  Show more

One in four people has a mental disorder at some point in their life, according to government figures. In a speech earlier this year, the Prime Minister, Theresa May, said mental health had been "dangerously disregarded" as secondary to physical health and changing that would go ...  Show more

Join me for a crucial conversation with Robert Whitaker, the fearless journalist and author whose investigations have profoundly challenged our understanding of mental health care. Robert's seminal works, including Mad In America: Bad Science, Bad Medicine, and The Endurin ...