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ADHD

March 25, 2015 Alyssa Siegel 13

It’s amazing how long it took me to realize that my son has ADHD. I suppose it’s because I had seen worse. I expected it to look somehow different than it did. My son as […] […]

The History and Tyranny of the DSM

August 3, 2014 Ben Peck 1

In 1971, gay activist Frank Kameny stormed the American Psychiatric Association’s annual conference, held that year in a Washington ballroom. Pushing his way past shocked elderly psychiatrists, he seized the microphone and shouted: “Psychiatry is […] […]

Jed Diamond, PhD, LCSW – My Men’s Movement Part I: Fatherhood

February 17, 2014 Editor 7

[In this six-part feature, Jed Diamond examines his male experience through fatherhood, mental illness, and the Men’s Movement to explore what it means to be a more whole, mindful Man. | Part II: My Female and Male Mentors | Part […]

Dr. Joseph Valks – The Future of Mind Control Technology

January 9, 2014 Editor 2

It is claimed that over the years the US government has developed a method of remote physical/neurological attack that employs no visible assailants or weaponry and leaves little if any physical evidence. There are even […]

The Way I Least Expected

November 26, 2013 Sarah Beller 5

I’m so sad and depressed I must be an artist, I thought to myself. I didn’t seem to be able to do anything else, and it seemed like the right field for someone who felt crazy. While […] […]

Journey Through Madness

November 26, 2013 Dan L. Edmunds, Ed.D. 7

What is termed “madness” or “mental illness” is for some the only means for expression of their being lost and confused in a world which has caused them deep hurt and pain. Such is not disease but […] […]

Dr. Joseph Valks – Psychology, Art and African Voodoo

May 23, 2013 Editor 2

Where exactly is the dividing line between fantasy and reality? Reality can influence fantasy and fantasy may sometimes influence reality. At times fantasy can be beneficial and at others, as in the case of some […]

Saddaf Sohail – Anti-depressants: The Problem with the Solution

May 3, 2013 Editor 19

During my course of study I was completing an internship program in Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), where I came across many cases of behavioural and mental illnesses and patients, whose only aim to […]