Archive - Psychiatry at the Margins

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A new paper presenting a philosophical critique of the Power Threat Meaning Framework also offers lessons for contemporary critical discourse.

Mar 26

Guest post by Ronald Pies

Mar 25

Richard Gipps, PhD, DClinPsychol, philosopher and clinical psychologist, is in private practice as a psychotherapist in Oxford, UK, where he’s also a…

Mar 24

"... good conspiracy theories have lots of convincing-sounding evidence in their favor, and may sound totally plausible to a smart person reasoning…

Mar 19

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Mar 18

Philip R. Corlett, PhD is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology, in the Wu Tsai Institute for Human Cognition at Yale University, and…

Mar 17

If psychiatry is indeed a fraud, then we should all be antipsychiatrists!

Mar 12

Mark Oldham, MD is a consultation-liaison (C-L) psychiatrist and an assistant professor of psychiatry at University of Rochester Medical Center.

Mar 10

Guest Post by Richard Saville-Smith, PhD

Mar 5

Grace Lindsay on Biology & Mathematics

Mar 5

“Mixed Bag” is a series on Psychiatry at the Margins where I ask an expert to select 5 items to explore a particular topic: a book, a concept, a person…

Mar 3

February 2023

Academic - Open Access Problems for enactive psychiatry as a practical framework. Jodie Louise Russell in Philosophical Psychology. Investigating Lay…

Feb 26

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