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Pregnancy and eating disorders
Pregnancy and eating disorders, what does it feel like? Suzette shares her story. Read more -
It’s the relationship, stupid
It’s the relationship, stupid! In case you’re suffering psychologically, the thing that is most likely to be able to help you, is connecting with another person. Read more -
Treatment: What does it actually mean in the mental healthcare sector?
Treatment: What does it actually mean? Jim van Os elaborates. Read more -
Vulnerability should be prioritized: Space requested
Vulnerability: is there any space left for it? Read more -
Akathisia: the invisible enemy of calmness
Akathisia, a side effect of some medications, causes intense inner turmoil and an urge to move. Often mistaken for anxiety, it’s hard to diagnose and can severely impact mental health. Read more -
KarXT – a critical view on the new medicine for schizophrenia
KarXT targets muscarinic receptors, offering a novel schizophrenia treatment. However, biases in studies, weak blinding, and limited testing raise doubts about its effectiveness and relevance. Read more -
Neurodiversity and inclusion in children’s books
Neurodiversity and inclusion in children's books. Neurodiversity empowers children to embrace inclusion, fostering empathy and understanding through stories like *Freddie and the High Flying Kick*. Read more -
Experience experts on neurodiversity: Conversation with 2 moms continued
Experience experts on neurodiversity. How Faye and Adelle and their loved ones cope in daily life. Read more -
Understanding neurodiversity; talking to 2 experience experts
Understanding neurodiversity. The way in which we navigate our way through our everyday lives varies greatly. Read more -
Psychological suffering belongs to all of us – literally
Psychological suffering belongs to all of us. The population mean drives the extreme. Read more