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Seungjun Baek,Giyoon Kim,Yongjin Jeon,Jongsung Kimhallenge some of the dominant assumptions underlying the traditional model of psychiatric care. The author will then discuss how the ideas of Mad Pride and neurodiversity can be applied in four different examples: hallucinations and extreme states, autism, multiplicity, and suicide. The issue of coe

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Ruida Wang,Zhihao Li,Benqiang Wei,Chunling Chen,Xianhui Lu,Kunpeng Wangive to children’s behaviour, changes over time (and is likely to continue to do so) making the idea that we know what a universal ‘normal’ childhood is, suspect. Given the political and economic power of Western states, there is a danger that ideas and practices we in the West are constructing are t

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Yujin Oh,Kyungbae Jang,Yujin Yang,Hwajeong Seoive to children’s behaviour, changes over time (and is likely to continue to do so) making the idea that we know what a universal ‘normal’ childhood is, suspect. Given the political and economic power of Western states, there is a danger that ideas and practices we in the West are constructing are t

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Hyunji Kim,Kyoungbae Jang,Yujin Oh,Woojin Seok,Wonhuck Lee,Kwangil Bae,Ilkwon Sohn,Hwajeong Seopeutic paternalism. He advocates that psychotherapy be recognised as a secular ‘cure of souls’ and that it be freed from state control and be recognised as a confidential, secular, and trustworthy setting for people, if they so wish, to look into their hearts and souls and, perhaps, make themselves

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Junpei Yamaguchi,Masafumi Yamazaki,Akihiro Tabuchi,Takumi Honda,Tetsuya Izu,Noboru Kunihirof the main tasks of community psychiatric nurses, and again, issues about medication are a central feature of meetings between staff and patients and among staff. Medication changes or non-compliance are usually the first explanation invoked when there are changes in someone’s mental state, both in

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