Mad in Ireland – A New Vision for Mental Health

Ivor Browne rightly lauded – but we are a long way from his vision and values

Author: Editorial 29th January 2024 0 Comments

This article has been published by Mad in Ireland. It begins: “The great Ivor Browne, who many will know for his humane approach to human distress, died this week to widespread plaudits from the media. This is right and fitting for a…
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a coherent system

anti-psychotic drugs, antidepressants, Ireland, Ivor Browne, Mad in Ireland, psychiatry

Coming off lithium ‘lifted the veil’ of tranquillising medication for a more fulfilling life

Author: Editorial 24th August 2022 0 Comments

This article by John Kelly has been published by Mad in Ireland. It begins: “You have bipolar disorder? No need to be so bloody sheepish about it!’ Insisted Mattias bullishly, on hearing why I had an appointment that required me to take time…
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collaborative practice

bipolar, drug tapering, Ireland, John Kelly, lithium, Mad in Ireland, psychiatry, Sweden