Psychiatry at the Margins
Awais Aftab, Thomas Reilly, Michel Nivard, Sorbie, Alex Mendelsohn, Alan Levinovitz, Orestis Zavlis, Pim Welle, George IkkosExploring critical, philosophical, and scientific debates in psychiatric practice and the psy-sciences
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Psychiatrist with philosophical interests. My first book “Conversations in Critical Psychiatry” (2024) is an edited collection of interviews from Oxford University Press.
I'm a psychiatrist doing a DPhil at the University of Oxford, interested in how hormones affect mental health. These view do not represent my employers, funders, or professional bodies. Leave me anonymous feedback - admonymous.co/thomasreilly
I am a social scientists, psychiatric epidemiologists, behaviour geneticists, all of those, or if you ask my critics, none of those.
hot dog eater
A physicist who writes about the psychiatric system and mental health in general.
Professor of philosophy and religion at JMU, specializing in the intersection of philosophy, religion, science, and medicine. Author most recently of Natural: How Faith in Nature's Goodness Leads to Harmful Fads, Unjust Laws, and Flawed Science.
PhD student at UCL. Writing to better define disorders of "personality".
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