Psychiatry at the Margins
Awais Aftab, Austin Ratner, Kinnon Ross MacKinnon, Riva Stoudt, Haim Belmaker, Nev Jones, David HeathExploring critical, philosophical, and scientific debates in psychiatric practice and the psy-sciences
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Reconsidering the Place of Dualism in Medicine and Psychiatry: An Exchange with Diane O’Leary
In April 2023, I published the interview below with philosopher Diane O’Leary on how the “biopsychosocial” model misunderstands dualism and the harmful consequences of this misunderstanding, especially when it comes to medically unexplained...
Why Public Discourse Needs a Dose of Psychoanalytic Insight
Austin Ratner, MD, is a prizewinning author of two novels, a history of psychoanalytic epistemology (The Psychoanalyst’s Aversion to Proof, 2019), and a coauthor of a physiology textbook. His work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine...
The History of Psychiatric Hospitalization at Home in the US
David Heath is a psychiatrist in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, retired from clinical practice but active in promoting psychiatric hospitalization at home. He founded Canada’s first psychiatric hospitalization at home program in 1989 in Kitchen...
Psychiatric Home Hospitalization Through the Logic of Scarcity vs Abundance
In a previous discussion of psychiatric hospitalization, I wrote:
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Psychiatrist with philosophical interests. My first book “Conversations in Critical Psychiatry” (OUP, 2024) is an edited collection of interviews.
Prof (YorkU, Toronto). Dad. Trans stuff. \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08
Associate Professor in the School of Social Work & affiliate psychiatry faculty at the University of Pittsburgh.
Heath founded Canada’s first psychiatric hospitalization at home program in Kitchener Ontario in 1989. He is the author of Home Treatment for Acute Mental Disorders 2004 Routledge, NY. His website is intensivehometreatment.com
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