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Rethinking Psychiatry Advocacy, Blogs, News, Podcasts and Resources.
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Doomed: A Psychiatry Comic By Sunny Strader
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Doomed: A Psychiatry Comic
The prescription still lives in my chart, even though I only took it for one month, 15 years ago. As an adult, I still have to answer for it.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/doomed-a-psychiatry-comic/
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AI Chatbots in Mental Health: Promise, Dependence, and Growing Concerns By Richard Sears New research explores the growing role of AI chatbots in mental health careâhighlighting their therapeutic potential and links to adverse outcomes, including suicide and psychosis risk.
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AI Chatbots in Mental Health: Promise, Dependence, and Growing Concerns
This week, Mad in America explores three academic publications related to AI chatbots and mental health. The first, a commentary by DSM-IV chairman Allen New research explores the growing role of AIâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/ai-chatbots-in-mental-health-promise-dependence-and-growing-concerns/
3 days ago
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Mental Health and the Assault on Autonomy in the New America By Nancy Burke Quietly, our country is moving, state by state and executive order by executive order, towards policies that all but dismantle the rights of those deemed mentally ill.
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Mental Health and the Assault on Autonomy in the New America
These myths lead to seeing the homeless as mentally ill and the mentally ill as irredeemable and âother,â impeding effective care.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/mental-health-and-the-assault-on-autonomy-in-the-new-america/
3 days ago
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This Isnât the Place: Counselor Education in a Time of Fear by Tahira Lopez Benevelli, MA
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Counseling has never been abstract for many of us. It is braided with survival, with family history, with the right to exist without fear.
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This Isnât the Place: Counselor Education in a Time of Fear
Nervous systems do not calm because a policy is clarified. They calm when impact is honored. When someone stays.
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4 days ago
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DSM-6 Will Be Structured Around BiomarkersâDespite Acknowledgment There Arenât Any by Peter Simons The subcommittee was created to use biomarkers to reorganize the whole project. The problem? They acknowledge that such biomarkers have not yet actually been found.
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The Compliance Machine: How ADHD Habit-Tracking Apps Enforce the Disease Model By Sabry Ali We have been using shiny wording like âself-improvement,â âbuilding better habits,â and âpersonal growthâ; however, the reality is âcomply.â
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The Compliance Machine: How ADHD Habit-Tracking Apps Enforce the Disease Model
The habit-tracking market is flooded with apps following the same book. Set goals, monitor adherence, penalize deviation, reward consistency.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/the-compliance-machine-how-adhd-habit-tracking-apps-enforce-the-disease-model/
6 days ago
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Undisclosed Industry Payments Found in Top Psychiatry Journals By Richard Sears Undisclosed payments to psychiatry journal authors raise concerns about bias in clinical trials and gaps in conflict of interest transparency.
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Undisclosed Industry Payments Found in Top Psychiatry Journals
Research has shown that financial conflicts of interest (COIs) are a common issue in medicine and psychiatry, with a 2020 paper finding that 55.7% of US Undisclosed payments to psychiatry journalâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/undisclosed-industry-payments-found-in-top-psychiatry-journals/
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Belief in a Fair Economy Linked to Greater Mental Health Stigma, Study Finds By Richard Sears Belief in economic fairness may fuel mental health stigma, with people showing more tolerance towards wealthy individuals with mental health struggles.
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Belief in a Fair Economy Linked to Greater Mental Health Stigma, Study Finds
Recent research from across the world has found that stigma towards people with mental health diagnoses is either increasing or stagnant. While studies Belief in economic fairness may fuel mentalâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/belief-in-a-fair-economy-linked-to-greater-mental-health-stigma-study-finds/
9 days ago
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Studies Link Psychiatric Labels and Drugs to Obesity and Diabetes Risk Factors, Yet Screening Falls Short by Richard Sears Research connects psychiatric diagnoses and medications to obesity and metabolic risk, yet people with mental health diagnoses receive less diabetes monitoring.
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Studies Link Psychiatric Labels and Drugs to Obesity and Diabetes Risk Factors, Yet Screening Falls Short
This week, Mad in America examines three studies around mental health diagnosis, psychotropic drug use, obesity, and diabetes screening. The first study New research connects psychiatric diagnosesâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/studies-link-psychiatric-labels-and-drugs-to-obesity-and-diabetes-risk-factors-yet-screening-falls-short/
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Why Mental Health Is Not the Same for Everyone By John T. Maier One person might want a mind that is a place of tranquility and ease. Another might want a mind that is full of tumult and excitement. Neither one is right or wrong. They just want different things for their minds.
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Why Mental Health Is Not the Same for Everyone
There is such a thing as mental health, but it is not the same for everyone. It is a subjective good that depends on a personâs own standards.
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10 days ago
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Join MIA online or in person (if you happen to be in New Jersey) for a panel discussion and Q&A about mental health, cultural stigma, and human rights following the screening of the documentary The Woman of the Stars and Mountains.
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10 days ago
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Mourning on Schedule: How Grieving Became a âMental Illnessâ by Steve McCrea
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My wife died ten months ago. In another two months, I will have a new mental disorder: âProlonged Grief Disorder.â
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Mourning on Schedule: How Grieving Became a 'Mental Illness'
My wife, Ginny, died ten months ago. In another two months, I will have a new mental disorder: âProlonged Grief Disorder.â
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10 days ago
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No Attention Deficit in ADHDâStimulants Promote Wakefulness by Peter Simons on the Mad in America Substack This could blow apart the whole diagnosis of ADHD, according to the senior author. In a Medscape interview, he asked: âDo kids with ADHD even have an attention deficit?â
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11 days ago
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Susanne Paola Antonetta joins us to discuss her book The Devilâs Castle, Nazi Eugenics, Euthanasia, and How Psychiatryâs Troubled History Reverberates Today "We live in a time and in a culture where the idea of normality is so constricted." Read or listen here:
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History, Eugenics, and an Inquiry into Mad Consciousness: A Conversation With Susanne Paola Antonetta
Suzanne Paola Antonetta is an accomplished writer and poet, She joins us to discuss her latest book: The Devil's Castle, Nazi Eugenics, Euthanasia, and How Psychiatry's Troubled History ReverberatesâŚ
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12 days ago
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ChatGPT is Psychologyâs Marlboro Man By Chris Dabbs & Audrey Scaer Big Tobacco drafted the plays that Big Tech is enacting today: manipulating public opinion by partnering with the medical field.
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ChatGPT is Psychologyâs Marlboro Man
Big Tobacco drafted the plays that Big Tech is enacting today: manipulating public opinion by partnering with the medical field.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/chatgpt-is-psychologys-marlboro-man/
13 days ago
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Informal Coercion Linked to Reduced Autonomy By Richard Sears A new Japanese study finds that informal coercion applied during psychiatric hospitalization resulted in less autonomy for people diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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Informal Coercion Linked to Reduced Autonomy
Research shows that coercion in psychiatry is common, with some experts calling it a near universal standard practice. Both academic literature and the A new Japanese study finds that informalâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/informal-coercion-linked-to-reduced-autonomy/
14 days ago
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With AI Chatbots As Therapists, We Can All Be Patients. By Zoe Cunniffe Chatbots, with constant availability and user-centric conversation style, are widening the reach of âtherapeutic culture.â
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With AI Chatbots As Therapists, We Can All Be Patients
Chatbots, with constant availability and user-centric conversation style, are widening the reach of âtherapeutic culture.â
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/with-ai-chatbots-as-therapists-we-can-all-be-patients/
16 days ago
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Farewell to Suicide By Seth Allard The conditions required for suicide to happen are the same conditions required for dysfunctional leadership, toxic organizational culture and communication, counterproductive policies, and deadly practices to thrive.
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Farewell to Suicide
The conditions that create suicide are the same as those required for toxic leadership, toxic environments, and dysfunctional policies.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/farewell-to-suicide/
17 days ago
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Racial Discrimination Linked to Mental Health Risks and Increased Psychiatric Detention By Richard Sears Mad in America's Weekly Research Digest: From hiring discrimination to involuntary hospitalization, new research highlights systemic racial inequities.
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Racial Discrimination Linked to Mental Health Risks and Increased Psychiatric Detention
This week, Mad in America examines three studies related to racial discrimination, mental health, and psychiatric detention. The first links racial From hiring discrimination to involuntaryâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/racial-discrimination-linked-to-mental-health-risks-and-increased-psychiatric-detention/
17 days ago
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When a Radical Feminist from South Korea Became a Psychiatrist in the US by Wonyun Lee, MD
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When a Radical Feminist from South Korea Became a Psychiatrist in the US
The Western mind fights for justice, while the Eastern soul accepts imperfection. Perhaps when we can hold both, we can flourish.
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17 days ago
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As a Doctor, I Felt Compelled to Agree to ECTâIt Nearly Ruined My Life By Cathy Wield Despite surviving, Iâm utterly horrified by my experience of ECT.
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As a Doctor, I Felt Compelled to Agree to ECTâIt Nearly Ruined My Life
Apparently, I signed consent forms, but what was I consenting to? I certainly cannot remember being told about the adverse effects.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/as-a-doctor-i-felt-compelled-to-agree-to-ect-it-nearly-ruined-my-life/
20 days ago
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Is Focusing on Screen Time Diverting Us From the Real Drivers of Youth Distress? By Abby Cartus Given how harmful we know social media is for young peopleâs mental health, banning social media for kids may be a helpful step, unless the implementation is seriously mismanaged.
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Is Focusing on Screen Time Diverting Us From the Real Drivers of Youth Distress?
Instead of focusing on screen time, we must consider the root causes: the concentration of wealth in the tech sector.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/screen-time/
21 days ago
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Poem of the Week: Madness by Peter Hobden
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21 days ago
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Featured Artwork: Nostalgia by Rebecca Gonzalez "This work is a part of a series about my childhood, my time in the psychiatric system, and recovery. If you look closely at each piece, you will see representations of innocence, trauma, and resistance."
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21 days ago
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Psychobabble of the Month: Jealousy Is Now a Mental Illness In an article published in top psychiatry journal JAMA Psychiatry, researchers David Mataix-Cols and Johan Ă hlĂŠn argue that doctors should be on the lookout for a new diagnosis: obsessional jealousy.
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Psychobabble of the Month: Jealousy Is Now a Mental Illness
Convincing a jealous partner that they have a mental illness sounds like gaslighting, but to JAMA Psychiatry, it's science.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/psychobabble-of-the-month-jealousy-is-now-a-mental-illness/
23 days ago
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Weekly Research Digest: Art Therapy Shows Promise in Clinical Trials and Lived Experience by Richard Sears This week Mad in America examines three studies around art therapy and art-based interventions for mental health issues.
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Weekly Research Digest: Art Therapy Shows Promise in Clinical Trials and Lived Experience
This week Mad in America examines three studies around art therapy and art-based interventions for mental health issues. Two studies reported on the lived Studies find art-based interventions can beâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/weekly-research-digest-art-therapy-shows-promise-in-clinical-trials-and-lived-experience/
23 days ago
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There Is No Over- or Under-diagnosis of ADHD or Autism, Just a Confused Cacophony of Opinions By Sami Timimi, MD Assessments for these conditions rely on subjective interpretations. There is no blood test or brain scan. There is no neuro in neurodiversity.
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There Is No Over- or Under-diagnosis of ADHD or Autism, Just a Confused Cacophony of Opinions
The public narrative on ADHD, autism, and neurodivergence is infused with scientismâfaith-based claims masquerading as scientific ones.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/the-neurodiversity-mystification/
24 days ago
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What Isnât Broken, Part 3: Spiritual Rebirth by Jasmine Marshall
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The first time âitâ happened â my first awakening â was on my 22nd birthday, just a few months after having quit psych drugs cold-turkey.
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What Isnât Broken, Part 3: Spiritual Rebirth
My suicidality was right about one thing: Something had to die. It just didnât have to be me.
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24 days ago
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What Isnât Broken, Part 2: The Descent by Jasmine Marshall
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What Isnât Broken, Part 2: The Descent
My method had to involve some kind of loophole so that my death wasnât technically by my own hand. Then it came to me: my eating disorder.
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25 days ago
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Is Psychiatryâs Myth of Mental Health as Damaging as Its Myth of Mental Illness? By Bruce Levine, PhD Only a profoundly uncritical thinker would celebrate adjustment in of itself as "mental health" without a critical analysis of the dehumanizing society one is adjusting to.
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Is Psychiatryâs Myth of Mental Health as Damaging as Its Myth of Mental Illness?
Does "mental health" mean more than to be well-adjusted to a dehumanizing, irrational, and homicidal world?
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/myth-of-mental-health/
30 days ago
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Weekly Research Digest: Peer Support Strengths, Challenges, and Co-option by Biomedical Models By Richard Sears New research on peer support focuses on trauma-informed programs, workplace challenges, and concerns about professionalization undermining core peer support values.
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Weekly Research Digest: Peer Support Strengths, Challenges, and Co-option by Biomedical Models
This week, Mad in America examines three articles around peer support in mental healthcare settings, including the creation of successful peer support New research on peer support in mentalâŚ
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about 1 month ago
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What Isnât Broken, Part 1: A Temporary Fix by Jasmine Marshall
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The diagnosis I had sought to help me would instead betray me, blame me, scapegoat my faulty biology. Yet at the time, I naively believed that it would make my pain âvalid.â
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What Isn't Broken, Part 1: A Temporary Fix
I didn't want a diagnosis to be put on meds, I wanted a diagnosis in order to validate the pain I was in and to be taken seriously by the adults around me.
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about 1 month ago
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Elizabeth Cotton joins us on the Mad in America
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for part 2 of our discussion in which she traces how digital therapy can block the very thing people come for: a stable, human relationship that can hold fear, dependency, and ambivalence.
#ubertherapy
#enshittification
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about 1 month ago
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Facing Existential Challenges, WHO Shuts Down its Policy, Law, and Human Rights Unit By Leah Harris Global activists react to the news and vow to keep up the fight for human rights in mental health.
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Facing Existential Challenges, WHO Shuts Down its Policy, Law, and Human Rights Unit
Global activists react to the news and vow to keep up the fight for human rights in mental health.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/facing-existential-challenges-who-shuts-down-its-policy-law-and-human-rights-unit/
about 1 month ago
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Patriarchy Leads To Insanity by L.S.
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Patriarchy Leads To Insanity
I am hopeful that for me and others, DSM-driven diagnoses like âbipolarâ can be seen as more transient states, as part of a greater journey of the soul.
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about 1 month ago
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Are We Allowed to Criticise Mental Health Professionals? By Bella Jackson While on nursing placements and then again while trying to write it all down, I attempted to make sense of why some staff had lost their empathy or dissociated. Why some were even rude or cruel or abusive.
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Are We Allowed to Criticise Mental Health Professionals?
When I noted the worrying incidents I was witnessing as a student nurse, I was advised that my complaints would only make it difficult for me.
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about 1 month ago
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Weekly Research Digest: Adolescent Suicide, Debt, Cannabis, ACEs, and Psychiatric Hospitalization by Richard Sears Studies on debt, financial stress, adverse childhood experiences, bullying, cannabis use, and psychiatric hospitalization leading to suicidality and self-harm.
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Weekly Research Digest: Adolescent Suicide, Debt, Cannabis, ACEs, and Psychiatric Hospitalization
This week Mad in America examines several articles related to adolescent suicide, including one that finds a link between suicide and debt, another that A roundup of new research and commentaryâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/weekly-research-digest-adolescent-suicide-debt-cannabis-aces-and-psychiatric-hospitalization/
about 1 month ago
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The FDA Allows Ineffective Devices to Come to Market By Peter Simons An FDA-cleared brain stimulation device for ADHD doesnât work, according to new evidence. But it will likely remain on the market and even provide a pathway for future approvals of similar ineffective devices.
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The FDA Allows Ineffective Devices to Come to Market
âThe main take-home message is that regulatory approval doesn't mean a device works. It means it's safe,â according to Katya Rubia, PhD.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/the-fda-allows-ineffective-devices-to-come-to-market/
about 1 month ago
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When the Government Becomes the Source of Trauma for Children By Dr. Cheryl Aguilar & Dr. Vanessa Joachin Liamâs and Chloeâs stories are not outliers, they reflect the lived experiences of children whose lives have been upended at moments when they should feel safe.
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When the Government Becomes the Source of Trauma for Children
Decades of research on attachment and developmental trauma tells us what happens when we separate children under terrifying conditions.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/when-the-government-becomes-the-source-of-trauma-for-children/
about 1 month ago
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Elizabeth Cotton joins us on the Mad in America
#podcast
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#ubertherapy
#psychology
#enshittification
Full interview here âĄď¸
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about 1 month ago
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Song of the Week: Still Hunting by Lala Buckstar
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Still Hunting by Lala Buckstar
still hunting by Lala Buckstar This week's Song of the Week is suggested by Lara Buckley (Lala Buckstar), who writes: "I am a musician and psych survivor
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about 1 month ago
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Featured Artwork: Inwardly by Thomas Riesner To see more of this artist's work:
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View our art gallery and share your artwork here!
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about 1 month ago
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What 776 ECT Recipients Want You to Know By Sarah Price Hancock Now that ECT recipients have been given a voice, is the general public prepared to listen? Devastating costs and inconsistent, unreliable benefits lead me to wonder what we must do to protect vulnerable fellow humans.
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What 776 ECT Recipients Want You to Know
What stands out is the consistency between individualsâ experiences. Most of the costs were lasting, life-altering consequences.
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about 1 month ago
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Visual Snow Syndrome: Can SSRIs Literally Change How You See the World? By Richard Sears New research suggests SSRIs may be linked to visual snow syndrome, a poorly understood condition that can persist after antidepressant use and profoundly affect daily life.
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Visual Snow Syndrome: Can SSRIs Literally Change How You See the World?
SSRI antidepressants have been linked to a number of adverse effects. A recent study presents evidence that a new condition may need to be added to that New research suggests SSRIs may be linked toâŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/visual-snow-syndrome-can-ssris-literally-change-how-you-see-the-world/
about 1 month ago
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What Do Psych Survivors Want Instead of Psychiatric Coercion? By Laura LĂłpez-Aybar One does not simply forget the dehumanization of coercion in psychiatric practices. It is traumatic and detrimental to recovery. How is another distressing experience therapeutic?
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What Do Psych Survivors Want Instead of Psychiatric Coercion?
One does not simply forget the dehumanization of coercion in psychiatric practices. How is adding another distressing experience therapeutic?
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/what-do-psych-survivors-want-instead-of-psychiatric-coercion/
about 1 month ago
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Weekly Research Digest: Psych Drugs Linked to Poor Heart Health and Gastrointestinal Bleeding By Richard Sears
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Weekly Research Digest: Psych Drugs Linked to Poor Heart Health and Gastrointestinal Bleeding
This week Mad in America examines studies related to adverse events associated with antipsychotics and antidepressants, including two studies that found Across observational studies, meta-analyses,âŚ
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/weekly-research-digest-psych-drugs-linked-to-poor-heart-health-and-gastrointestinal-bleeding/
about 1 month ago
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The Digital Therapy Boom Has a Research Corruption Problem By Richard Sears COVID-19 deregulation accelerated the rise of internet-based mental healthcare, but a new meta-analysis finds industry funding may inflate reported benefits.
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The Digital Therapy Boom Has a Research Corruption Problem
Internet-based mental health interventions have existed nearly as long as the internet itself, but have exploded in popularity since the COVID-19 COVID-19 deregulation accelerated the rise ofâŚ
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about 2 months ago
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Winning Mad Liberation with a New Strategy: Solidarity By Will Hall Today the real push for forced psychiatry abolition, as small as this push is, is happening among the activists in the prison and police protest movements.
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Winning Mad Liberation with a New Strategy: Solidarity
The mad movement must build connections with everyone challenging the roots of our cruel gangster capitalism imperialist system.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/winning-mad-liberation-with-a-new-strategy-solidarity/
about 2 months ago
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Poem of the Week: Rain by Nikhil Bajaj
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about 2 months ago
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None of the 22 FDA Approvals for Psychiatric Drugs in the Last Decade Were âClinically Usefulâ By Peter Simons Established drugs were repurposed, âme-tooâ drugs were approved, and even the few new biological approaches lacked clinical utility.
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None of the 22 FDA Approvals for Psychiatric Drugs in the Last Decade Were âClinically Usefulâ
Established drugs were repurposed, âme-tooâ drugs were approved, and even the few new biological approaches lacked clinical utility.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/02/none-of-the-22-fda-approvals-for-psychiatric-drugs-in-the-last-decade-were-clinically-useful/
about 2 months ago
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