causality – A New Vision for Mental Health

Are Children and Adolescents Overprescribed Psychiatric Medications?

Author: Editorial 19th August 2021 0 Comments

“The psychiatric drugging of our children: A developing international crisis.” This article by Dr. John Read has been published in Psychology Today. It begins: “On August 13th [2021] several hundred people registered to take part in an online “town hall meeting,”…
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collaborative practice

ADHD, Australia, autism, causality, children and adolescents, John Read, Psychiatric Drugs, psychiatry, Psychology Today

Causality in Psychotherapy Research

Author: Editorial 1st February 2021 0 Comments

As published on the website of the Centre for the Study of Causality, Complexity and Evidence in Health Sciences , this 45 minute video features Dr. Hanne Oddli (Associate Professor at the Department of Psychology, University of Oslo), a clinical psychologist, and researcher. In the video, “she presents the ongoing work promoting evidential…
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a coherent system

causal dispositionalism, causality, Centre for the Study of Causality, complex adaptive systems, evidential pluralism, Hanne Oddli, psychotherapy, Research, videos

A philosophical argument against evidence-based policy

Author: Editorial 15th November 2018 0 Comments

This article by Rani Anjum and Stephen Mumford was published (May 2016) in the Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice. Its subject – evidence-based policy and practice – is as relevant to mental healthcare as it is to biophysical healthcare. The…
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a coherent system

causal dispositionalism, causality, clinical guidelines, complexity-based practice, evidence-based practice, health policy, Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, New Approaches, Rani Anjum, Stephen Mumford