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Lindsay Eales
Pág. 58 - 76
A shuffle. Do you experience the following? Cigarette smoke and white cheddar popcorn. It?s all in my pretty little head. Crinkling paper bedsheets. Excess. A woman who swallowed a fly, leaves and steel. A polka-dot collar. Blink... Side effects are a mi...
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Lindsay Eales
Pág. 58 - 76
A shuffle. Do you experience the following? Cigarette smoke and white cheddar popcorn. It?s all in my pretty little head. Crinkling paper bedsheets. Excess. A woman who swallowed a fly, leaves and steel. A polka-dot collar. Blink... Side effects are a mi...
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Andrea Nicki
Pág. 216 - 222
The book is divided into four sections. The first, ?Setting the Scene,? contains essays that argue for the need for radically new approaches to madness and distress. The second and third sections, ?Survivor-Produced Knowledge? and ?Survivor-Controlled Pr...
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Andrea Nicki
Pág. 216 - 222
The book is divided into four sections. The first, ?Setting the Scene,? contains essays that argue for the need for radically new approaches to madness and distress. The second and third sections, ?Survivor-Produced Knowledge? and ?Survivor-Controlled Pr...
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Peter Beresford
Pág. 31 - 59
This article takes as its starting point the author?s personal perspective and long term personal experience as survivor and activist/researcher to explore the ways in which the alliance of neo-liberal ideology and the psychiatric system has resisted the...
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