Live Breaking News & Updates on Icarus Project

Stay updated with breaking news from Icarus project. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Learning Family Recovery Skills: Krista Mackinnon on Madness Radio

Many families trying to support someone in psychosis fall into the same trap professionals find themselves caught in: power struggles: "How can I make my relative change? What should I do to get them to see they are sick?" While it's hard to argue with wanting someone to get better, control and conformity are at the heart of everything wrong with the standard psychiatric approach. The deeper families dig themselves into forcing change on their relative, the more they flounder. ....

Krista Mackinnon , Karyn Baker , Lisbeth Cooper , University Of Northern Colorado , Response Program , Family Outreach , Icarus Project , Northern Colorado , Madness Radio ,

Book reviews: The Under History by Kaaron Warren; Why Do Horses Run? by Cameron Stewart; Hope by Rosie Batty

Book reviews: The Under History by Kaaron Warren; Why Do Horses Run? by Cameron Stewart; Hope by Rosie Batty
theage.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from theage.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

South Australia , United States , Dominic Gordon , Martin Wikelski , Satyajit Das , Rosie Batty , Richard Freadman , Monash University , High Noon , Carl Hiaasen Like , Icarus Project , Sue Smethurst , Monash University Press ,

De-Othering "Schizophrenia" by Placing it in Socio-Historical Context

Understanding schizophrenia as a non-enigmatic, understandable human experience goes against a history of institutional “othering.” ....

United Kingdom , Louis Sass , Sarah Kamens , Karl Jaspers , Eugene Blueler , Hearing Voices Network , British Psychological Society , Statistical Manual , Mental Disorders , Icarus Project ,

Six First Steps for Building Communities of Emotional Wellness

I am being asked by a number of grassroots communities to facilitate a dialogue about how they can better welcome and support individuals who experience emotional distress. This is a challenge for many aspiring peers and allies in a culture where responsibility for our individual well-being has been increasingly transferred to psychiatrists, doctors, and other health professionals. ....

United States , Monica Cassani , Hearing Voices Network , Icarus Project , Intentional Peer Support , Wellness Recovery Action Plans , Non Violent Communication ,