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Alexandra Brandt Ryborg Jønsson
Non-suicidal self-harm, particularly the phenomenon of cutting, is gaining increasing academic attention. However, most existing literature approaches this topic from clinical, cultural, or historical perspectives, often neglecting an in-de...
Abusive Practices, Self-regulation Strategies, and the Language of Addiction: Narratives Surrounding Problematic Smartphone Use in Southeastern Spanish Youth [0.03%]
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José Palacios Ramírez,Joaquín Rodes García,Antonio M Nogués Pedregal
José Palacios Ramírez
The smartphone has become fundamental in areas, such as leisure, sociability, and intimacy, especially for young people. Its impact has led to growing concerns about its effects, in terms of a potential addictive nature. This article approa...
Cultural Countertransference of Young Clinicians Facing a State of Possession: A Cultural Case Study [0.03%]
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Manon Arminot et al.
Possession states are a well-known but a complex clinical aspect of transcultural psychiatry. How do young clinicians react when facing such symptoms? Starting from the case of a Somali patient suffering from possession states, treated in a...
Six Core Conflictual Themes Identified in the Narratives of Hikikomori [0.03%]
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Hisako Wada,Toyoaki Ogawa,Tadaaki Furuhashi et al.
Hisako Wada et al.
As awareness of hikikomori has increased worldwide, the body of research has diversified, deepening our understanding of the subject. Nevertheless, qualitative studies on the subjective experiences of primary hikikomori remain limited. With...
Psychiatric Oppression in Women's Lives: Creative Resistance and Collective Dissent : Palgrave, 2024, pp.228 [0.03%]
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Ellen Annandale
Ellen Annandale
Contagious Counter-Worlds: On the Idea of an Alternative in German Primary Healthcare [0.03%]
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Lucia Mair
Lucia Mair
This article discusses experimental attempts and imaginaries of interdisciplinary healthcare in alternative group practices, focusing on health activist movements in contemporary Germany and their predecessors in the 1970s-to-1980s, West Ge...
Review of the Book 'Under the Gaze of Global Mental Health: A Critical Reflection' [0.03%]
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Delia Da Mosto
The book Under the Gaze of Global Mental Health: A Critical Reflection offers a powerful critique of Euro-North American epistemology and biomedical universalism, which continue to shape global mental health policies and practices. The auth...
Living in a World Without Respect: A Processual-Relational Approach to Young Women's Suicide in South Korea [0.03%]
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Jung Eun Kwon
Jung Eun Kwon
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Helene Speyer,David Roe,Sue Estroff et al.
Helene Speyer et al.
Psychiatry is facing a crisis of credibility, fueled by public disillusionment with inflated claims about the etiological understanding of mental disorders. Overconfident narratives have emerged from a vicious cycle of certainty: psychiatry...
Negotiating Stigma: Comparing the Experiences of Self-Identified and Clinically Diagnosed Men with OCD in Russia [0.03%]
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Elizaveta Shmidova
This cross-sectional qualitative study investigates how Russian men with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) experience and manage mental health stigma, focusing on differences between those with a clinical diagnosis and those who self-iden...
Comparative Study
Culture, medicine and psychiatry. 2026 Jan 22;50(1):6. DOI:10.1007/s11013-026-09972-5 2026