Niall McLaren on Critical Psychiatry
Niall McLarenCritical Psychiatry
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 103 | Subscribers | Read | niallmclaren.com |
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Moral panics revisited
The American Society for ADHD and Related Disorders (APSARD) will shortly release its guidelines on treatment of adult ADHD, thereby joining progressive countries like the UK, South Africa and Australia which have already taken the plunge. ...
Psychiatry’s addiction.
A paper published a few weeks ago in the journal Molecular Psychiatry [1] has stirred up the debate on whether abruptly stopping antidepressants causes withdrawal symptoms. One of the 18 authors is Dr Mark Horowitz, from the UK, co-author o...
Personality through a positivist lens
Many years ago, when I was still allowed to teach medical students and trainees in psychiatry (residents), I would start my talk with a question: “At the beginning of your first lecture on your first day in psychiatry, what was the name of ...
Goodbye, critical psychiatry
Like practically everybody else of his time, the American soldier, journalist, author and misanthrope, Ambrose Bierce (1842-?1914), had no scientific education at all but he didn’t miss much. In his Devil’s Dictionary, from about 1905, he o...
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Retired psychiatrist, extensive publishing record in the field of critical psychiatry and application of philosophy of science to psychiatry.
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