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Posts Tagged: Crazywise
Interview with Mary Olson: Open Dialogue in the US
Mary Olson, Ph.D. is a family therapist and the founding Director of the Institute for Dialogic Practice in Massachusetts. As a Senior Fulbright Scholar she traveled to Finland in 2001 she discovered Open Dialogue,
Interview with E. Fuller Torrey: Biological Disease
E. Fuller Torrey, a well known psychiatrist, is an outspoken critic of some of Robert Whitaker’s (Anatomy of an Epidemic) findings. We met Dr. Torrey at his office in Washington D.C. for this interview. I found him to be very warm
Interview with Robert Whitaker: Anatomy of an Epidemic
Last week we traveled to East Coast to interview several individuals who are currently involved in the vigorous debate surrounding the definition and treatment of mental illness in our country. In Cambridge, Massachusetts we met Robert Whitaker
America’s Mental Health Crisis: What I’ve Learned
While documenting Adam’s story and interviewing experts in the field of mental health I have become alarmed to learn how severe the mental health crisis currently is in the U.S.
Interview with Will Hall: Recovering from Madness
Last week I had the pleasure of interviewing Will Hall, one of the bright lights in the Survivor-led movement that’s advocating for a change in the way mental illness is defined and treated. Will has faced his own struggles with madness and speaks to us about the alternative treatment approaches that have worked for him.
Interview with Joan Halifax: Healing is About Relationships
Joan Halifax is a Buddhist teacher, Zen priest, anthropologist, hospice caregiver, and the author of several books on Buddhism and spirituality. Joan mentions that she isn’t against psycho-pharmacology to treat mental distress, but she also believes that its important
Interview with Sandra Ingerman: Shamanism in Modern Culture
Sandra Ingerman is one of the respected leaders of the neo-shamanic movement here in America that has brought traditional cross-cultural healing methods and beliefs to the Western world.
Interview with Daniel Siegel: Bridging Science and Spirituality
There seems to be two competing paradigms used to describe the causes of severe mental distress. One takes a more objective scientific approach
Interview with Gabor Mate: The Myth of Normal
Debra Thompson Harvey, our producer, recommended that we interview Gabor Mate after reading his book “In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts”.