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• ‘A Journey into Light’? Psychiatric drug promotion and the marketing of madness
• ‘Understanding Professional Thought Disorder’ by Dave Lowson
• ‘Wonder, Intensity, Magic’: Psychosis; an antidote to paranoia and mental distress? by James Walker
• ‘All I needed was to get it out of my system’ The early use of comics for mental health therapy in America – by Joseph de Lappe
• “Eating at Joe’s”: the shared fate of Mad lives and Black lives by Peter Barham
• A Brief Experience of Multiplicity by Sharon Cretsinger
• A Pathological “diagnosis-seeker” Speaks Out by Wren Aves
• A Psychopharmacology Fit for Mad Liberation? by Awais Aftab
• A Tale of Guerilla Merchandising by J. Hamilton
• An Illustrated Mind by Kathryn Watson
• An intellectual emergency in UK mental health services by Vincenzo Passante Spaccapietra
• An interview with Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett by Jonathan Gadsby
• Arm Tickling: The mystery of subconscious self-soothing by James Collector
• Asylum’s tribute to Peter Campbell, 1949-2022
• Beaten With A Carrot: My Dysfunctional Relationship to Legal Capacity by Ronda E. Richardson
• Believing in Bedlam. Memories of Pete Shaughnessy by friends and colleagues
• Beware the Emperor’s New . . . Magic Bullet by Henry Bladon
• Beyond the Pale? by Raza Griffiths
• Beyond the TERF Wars by H. Spandler
• Broken System, Not Broken People by Michael Richmond
• Bryan Charnley: Art and the Expression of Schizophrenia by James Charnley & Nick Bohannon
• Campaign for the Abolition of Schizophrenia Label by Paul Hammersley and Terence McLaughlin
• Caught in a Trap: Psychiatric Sabotage by Liam Kirk
• Challenging Psychiatric Coercion by Bob Sapey
• Chemical imbalances or problems in living? You don’t decide! by H. Spandler
• Creative Responses to Difficult Times by Paul Atkinson and Janet Haney
• Declaration of Mad Independence by Stephen Killeen
• Does box-ticking ensure good care by Dieneke Hubbeling
• Drawing Comics and Social Aspects of Mental Health by Meg John Barker
• Erwadi: a tragedy and its aftermath by Cynthia Stephen, J. Sanjay Kumar & Sonia Soans
• Extinction Rebellion: the movement of tipping points by Jonathan Gadsby
• Fear and Loathing in the Con Dem Nation by Michelle Brown
• From Psychiatric Abuse to Psychiatric Neglect? by Helen Spandler
• Glass Houses: an exploration of violence and abuse by Ian Murray
• Heavy Metal Therapy and ‘Anti-wellness’ by Kate Quinn
• How my Father was Stolen from me by Michelle Torez
• Introduction to Whittingham Lives by Jacquie Crosby & Mick McKeown
• Life at the Coal Face by Nina Bradshaw
• Mad Fiction: who has the right to write what? by Nathan Filer
• Mad People Of Colour: A Manifesto By Rachel Gorman, annu saini, Louise Tam, Onyinyechukwu Udegbe & Onar Usar
• Mad Studies: Setting the Tone by Alex Dunedin
• Mary Jane by Janice Hartley
• Messerschmidt & Me by Scott Farlow
• My Psychedelic Healing Experience by Rust Cohle
• Near Suicide: a fragmented diary of seven weeks by Paul Rousseau
• No More Heroes? The Death of Alice B Sheldon (aka James Tiptree Jr.) by Meg Allen
• No More Psychiatric Labels by Sami Timimi
• Out of Sight by Meg Kelly
• Polarised Mental Health Politics in the Coronavirus Era: Who Cares? by Dina Poursanidou 
• Prescription Abolition and the Politics of Mad Pride – Anon
• Psychiatry and experiences beyond consensus reality by Dave Barton
• Psychology, Politics, Resistance by Ian Parker
• Pursuing choice, not truth: debates around diagnosis in mental health by Akiko Hart
• Recovery in The Bin: 20 Key Principles
• Should mental health patients be forced to take medication? by Sanchita Islam
• Should Mental Health Patients be Forced to Take Medication? by Sanchita Islam
• Signifier Surfing – or putting a surfboard to the S1 S1 S1 waves by Alastair Kemp
• So what is Democratic Psychiatry? by @validconsent
• Some catches of the mental health system by Andy Baxter
• Someone for Everyone? by Ashley Formby
• Supporting Claimants: a practical guide by Jay Watts
• Szasz’s Unsettling Legacy by Anne Plumb
• Taking Refuge? Domestic Violence, ‘Race’ and Asylum by Erica Burman
• The best kept secret in psychiatry by Maria Grazia Turri
• The Cat’s Tale by Phil Thomas
• The Hysterixx are not laughing by Slowslowzo
• The lunatics are taking over the… means of production: 5 years of Madlove by the Vacuum Cleaner
• The Merry Men of my Family by Joel Petrie 
• The Origins of Our Stories: Superheroes and mental health practice by Valentino Zullo
• The Origins of Our Stories: Superheroes and Mental Health Practice by Valentino Zullo
• The Paradoxes of a Newly Qualified RMN by Stephen McKenna Lawson   
• The Politics of Mental Health Care in Trieste: an update by Vincenzo Passante
• The Psychiatrist’s Catch-22 by Lindsay-Rose Dykema
• The Well of Silence: My Intersex Journey by Chris North
• The Wrong Kind of Sick by Mud
• This is Really Happening: An Exchange on Life in Mental Health Services by Stephen McKenna Lawson & Anne E. Watmough
• To Make An Army Out of Illness: the history of the socialist patients’ collective by Helen Spandler
• Too Much by Zoë Kristin
• Trains, Voices, Possible Narcoplexy Onset, I the Not Necessarily Divine, A New Theory Buds? By Matilda Melbert
• Turning Anxiety into a Weapon by A.T. Kingsmith
• Two years of Mad Studies organising in the UK by Brigit McWade
• Unkindest Cuts: Reflections on Destruction and Resilience in LGBTQ Community-Based Mental Health Support by Stephanie Taylor-King, Sarah Carr and Taz Edwards-White
• We’ll miss him I guess by Anthony Morgan
• What to do if a friend goes mad by Donnard White
• What To Do If You Are Sectioned: Six Ideas From a Survivor by Jeremy Spandler
• When the Mad Research the Mad: Transforming narratives into solidarity and action by Sue Phillips, Penny Stafford & Shirley Anne Collie
• Which way is Mecca? Being a Somali Refugee in UK mental health services by Mushtag Kahin
• Why we should support the recent NHS strikes by Stuart Jordan
• Yes Minister, but. . . A debate between Rufus May and Peter Kinderman

• ‘A Journey into Light’? Psychiatric drug promotion and the marketing of madness
• ‘I Don’t Wanna Die In The Hospital’ by Conor Oberst
• ‘Love in the Asylum’ by Dylan Thomas
• ‘Understanding Professional Thought Disorder’ by Dave Lowson
• ‘Unpacking Early Intervention in Psychosis’ by Nev Jones (ISPS conference – USA – October 2013)
• ‘Wonder, Intensity, Magic’: Psychosis; an antidote to paranoia and mental distress? by James Walker
• ‘Congratulations On Your New Job!’ – Mental Health/Social Work Cartoon
• “Eating at Joe’s”: the shared fate of Mad lives and Black lives by Peter Barham
• 17th May – International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
• A Mad Summer’s Day by Rufus May
• A Pathological “diagnosis-seeker” Speaks Out by Wren Aves
• A Psychopharmacology Fit for Mad Liberation? by Awais Aftab
• A survival guide to living ethically in a time of austerity: Keep calm and stay radical…
• A Tale of Guerilla Merchandising by J. Hamilton
• An Illustrated Mind by Kathryn Watson
• An interview with Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett by Jonathan Gadsby
• An open letter from a PTSD sufferer by Sharon Lowry
• An Open Letter From a PTSD Sufferer by Sharon Lowry
• Arm Tickling: The mystery of subconscious self-soothing by James Collector
• Asylum Magazine at ‘Mad World: On Sane People In Insane Situations’, Exhibition in Edinburgh.
• Asylum magazine is looking for images of artwork for publication
• Asylum Quiz: This Is No Ordinary Quiz
• Beaten With A Carrot: My Dysfunctional Relationship to Legal Capacity by Ronda E. Richardson
• Behavioural Therapy from Hell by Adam James
• Believing in Bedlam. Memories of Pete Shaughnessy by friends and colleagues
• Beyond Biological Reductionism with Raymond Tallis
• Beyond the Pale? by Raza Griffiths
• Beyond the TERF Wars by H. Spandler
• Brilliant cartoon
• Broken System, Not Broken People by Michael Richmond
• Bryan Charnley: Art and the Expression of Schizophrenia by James Charnley & Nick Bohannon
• Call for Submissions – Asylum Magazine Toronto Issue
• Campaign for the Abolition of Schizophrenia Label by Paul Hammersley and Terence McLaughlin
• Can The Mental Health System Cause Paranoia? by Tamasin Knight
• Caught in a Trap: Psychiatric Sabotage by Liam Kirk
• Chemical imbalances or problems in living? You don’t decide! by H. Spandler
• China Mills’ letter – Spanish version
• Conference Calls for Survivor Workers Union
• David Brooks: ‘The brain is not the mind’
• Depression, Psychiatry and the Use of ECT by Pat Bracken
• Does box-ticking ensure good care by Dieneke Hubbeling
• Editorial: What’s happening in mental health services? by H. Spandler
• Erwadi: a tragedy and its aftermath by Cynthia Stephen, J. Sanjay Kumar & Sonia Soans
• Ethics and the Pharmaceutical Industry: A Contradiction in Terms?
• Fear and Loathing in the Con Dem Nation by Michelle Brown
• Five Questions for Craig Newnes
• Free Online Event 16th Feb 2021: Exploring Universal Basic Income’s Potential to Improve Mental Health with Prof Matt Smith
• Glass Houses: an exploration of violence and abuse by Ian Murray
• Heavy Metal Therapy and ‘Anti-wellness’ by Kate Quinn
• How my Father was Stolen from me by Michelle Torez
• If it’s #MeToo, it can’t be #JustThem by Deborah A. Lee
• Introduction to Whittingham Lives by Jacquie Crosby & Mick McKeown
• Just Borderline Mad by Flick Grey
• Life at the Coal Face by Nina Bradshaw
• Liverpool Dockers Dispute – Better than Prozac: Proof that the Personal IS Political by Pauline Bradley
• Mad Fiction: who has the right to write what? by Nathan Filer
• Mad Matters – An important Canadian publication introduced by Peter Beresford
• Mad Studies: Setting the Tone by Alex Dunedin
• Mad World: Repeat Prescription Art Exhibition Celebrates 30 years of Asylum Magazine
• Mary Jane by Janice Hartley
• Mental Health: The Alternative Textbook
• My Psychedelic Healing Experience by Rust Cohle
• Names: Short play from Spring issue of Asylum Magazine, 2014.
• Near Suicide: a fragmented diary of seven weeks by Paul Rousseau
• News from Soteria Bradford
• No More Heroes? The Death of Alice B Sheldon (aka James Tiptree Jr.) by Meg Allen
• No More Psychiatric Labels by Sami Timimi
• Polarised Mental Health Politics in the Coronavirus Era: Who Cares? by Dina Poursanidou 
• Prescription Abolition and the Politics of Mad Pride – Anon
• Professor Alec Jenner 1927 – 2014
• Psychiatry and Delusion in the Gulf War by Helen Spandler
• Psychiatry and experiences beyond consensus reality by Dave Barton
• Psychology, Politics, Resistance by Ian Parker
• Pursuing choice, not truth: debates around diagnosis in mental health by Akiko Hart
• Sexual and reproductive health issues: Invitation to a focus group with women mental health service users
• Should Mental Health Patients be Forced to Take Medication? by Sanchita Islam
• Some catches of the mental health system by Andy Baxter
• Someone for Everyone? by Ashley Formby
• Taking Refuge? Domestic Violence, ‘Race’ and Asylum by Erica Burman
• The Cat’s Tale by Phil Thomas
• The Fall of the House of Kraepelin: ‘The Dialectics of Schizophrenia’ by Phil Thomas
• The first National Conference of the UK’s Disabled Workforce – Manchester University
• The Hysterixx are not laughing by Slowslowzo
• The Origins of Our Stories: Superheroes and mental health practice by Valentino Zullo
• The Origins of Our Stories: Superheroes and Mental Health Practice by Valentino Zullo
• The Politics of Mental Health Care in Trieste: an update by Vincenzo Passante
• The Psychiatrist’s Catch-22 by Lindsay-Rose Dykema
• The Well of Silence: My Intersex Journey by Chris North
• The Wrong Kind of Sick by Mud
• This is Really Happening: An Exchange on Life in Mental Health Services by Stephen McKenna Lawson & Anne E. Watmough
• Thomas Szasz special issue – call for contributions
• To Make An Army Out of Illness: the history of the socialist patients’ collective by Helen Spandler
• Too Much by Zoë Kristin
• Trieste under threat
• Turning Anxiety into a Weapon by A.T. Kingsmith
• Two years of Mad Studies organising in the UK by Brigit McWade
• Unkindest Cuts: Reflections on Destruction and Resilience in LGBTQ Community-Based Mental Health Support by Stephanie Taylor-King, Sarah Carr and Taz Edwards-White
• What to do if a friend goes mad by Donnard White
• What To Do If You Are Sectioned: Six Ideas From a Survivor by Jeremy Spandler
• When the Mad Research the Mad: Transforming narratives into solidarity and action by Sue Phillips, Penny Stafford & Shirley Anne Collie
• Where have ‘the good old days’ of mental health social work gone?
• Which way is Mecca? Being a Somali Refugee in UK mental health services by Mushtag Kahin
• Why we should support the recent NHS strikes by Stuart Jordan
• Yes Minister, but. . . A debate between Rufus May and Peter Kinderman

• From Psychiatric Abuse to Psychiatric Neglect? by Helen Spandler
• Two years of Mad Studies organising in the UK by Brigit McWade

• A Short Guide: Mental Health Europe
• Asylum back catalogue goes online
• Asylum Magazine (Volume 27 No 1) Spring 2020
• Friends make the best medicine: a guide to creating community mental health support networks
• Global Summit on Diagnostic Alternatives
• My Psychedelic Healing Experience by Rust Cohle
• Supporting Claimants: a practical guide by Jay Watts
• The Mental Health Case for Universal Basic Income by Matt Smith
• The obsession with ‘hard’ research evidence in the fields of health and social care policy: Absurd at times or what?
• Turning Anxiety into a Weapon by A.T. Kingsmith

• From Psychiatric Abuse to Psychiatric Neglect? by Helen Spandler
• Two years of Mad Studies organising in the UK by Brigit McWade

• Asylum Magazine (Volume 27 No 1) Spring 2020
• Campaign for the Abolition of Schizophrenia Label by Paul Hammersley and Terence McLaughlin

• Mad People Of Colour: A Manifesto By Rachel Gorman, annu saini, Louise Tam, Onyinyechukwu Udegbe & Onar Usar
• Unkindest Cuts: Reflections on Destruction and Resilience in LGBTQ Community-Based Mental Health Support by Stephanie Taylor-King, Sarah Carr and Taz Edwards-White