Imitation, Rivalry, and Escalation: Rethinking Adolescent Self-Harm Through Mimetic Theory [0.03%]
模仿、竞争与升级：通过拟仿论重新思考青少年自伤问题
Andrew Sweetmore
Andrew Sweetmore
Self-harm amongst young people has risen significantly in recent years, yet existing models fail to fully explain its underlying mechanisms. This paper applies René Girard's theory of mimetic rivalry and escalation to self-harm, proposing ...
Vincanne Adams
Vincanne Adams
Tawni L Tidwell
Tawni L Tidwell
The Tukdam Project directed by affective neuroscientist Richard Davidson at the University of Wisconsin-Madison since 2013 has investigated Buddhist practitioners in India entering a Tibetan Buddhist post-death meditative state called tukda...
The Elusive Image and the Missing Subject: A Hauntological Approach to Coproduction in Mental Health Research [0.03%]
幽灵论视角下的精神卫生研究中的共创及其主体的缺席与隐匿形象
Gaurav Datta
Gaurav Datta
The growing inclusion of people with lived experience and their carers in mental health research begs us to consider how their lived experience influences research. In this commentary, I use photographs to show how I used my personal experi...
Yuri's Story: Memory, Relational Healing, and the Reflexive Logics of Art Therapy in Japanese Clinical Psychology [0.03%]
悠里的故事：记忆、关系疗愈及日本临床心理学中的艺术治疗的反思逻辑
Christopher Chapman
Christopher Chapman
Mental health care is a vibrant part of child protective services in Japan, and the adoption and utilization of psychotherapeutic techniques from abroad mark a complex site of cross-cultural exchanges. This paper explores how art therapy ha...
Death and Happiness: Exploring the Temporalities of the Meditated Death and Everyday Life in Tibetan Buddhist Practice of Tukdam [0.03%]
死亡与幸福：探究藏传佛教Tukdam修习中冥想死亡与日常生活的时间性
Tenzin Namdul
Tenzin Namdul
Although tukdam-a meditative state entered through various practices resting in extremely subtle consciousness while dying-is seen to only be achieved by adept practitioners, the philosophy and psychology that underpin tukdam inform Tibetan...
Correction: Clinical Ethnographies of the Politics and Poetics of the US Healthcare Crisis [0.03%]
纠正：美国医疗危机的政治与诗意的临床民族志研究
Liza Buchbinder,Seth M Holmes,Rebecca Newmark et al.
Liza Buchbinder et al.
Published Erratum
Culture, medicine and psychiatry. 2025 May 19. DOI:10.1007/s11013-025-09911-w 2025
'Why Bother?' Skeptical Doubt and Moral Imagination in Care for People with Profound Intellectual Disabilities [0.03%]
《何必烦恼？对智力严重残疾人士护理工作的怀疑态度与道德想象》
Simon van der Weele
Simon van der Weele
Caring well for people with profound intellectual disabilities is challenging. This challenge is often framed in terms of their complex needs and the ambiguity of interpreting these needs. Based on ethnographic fieldwork, this article argue...
"I Do not have ADHD When I Drive My Truck" Exploring the Temporal Dynamics of ADHD as a Lived Experience [0.03%]
“我开卡车时没有多动症”——探究作为生活体验的注意缺陷多动障碍的动态发展特征
Gitte Vandborg Rasmussen,Per Hove Thomsen,Sanne Lemcke et al.
Gitte Vandborg Rasmussen et al.
With this article, we set out to introduce a dynamic and expansive notion of what it means to live with ADHD. Based on ethnographic fieldwork among families living with ADHD in Denmark and inspired by Thomas Fuchs' Eigenzeit [own-time], we ...