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PART 3: The Poverty of Experience: What We’ve Lost and What It’s Costing Us

I watched a child the other day in a café, maybe seven or eight years old, sitting motionless with an

PART 2: The Cage We’re Diagnosing: When Systems Create the Symptoms

In 1973, a psychologist named David Rosenhan did something extraordinary. He and seven other perfectly healthy people walked into psychiatric

Between Diagnosis and Discovery: Finding Meaning in the Mess

She sat across from me in that first session, confident in her self-assessment. “I’ve been reading about ADHD,” she said,

Get Off My Teddy Bear – The Truth Behind The Proposed Social Media Ban For Under 16’s

Imagine it is 4:00 PM on a rainy Monday afternoon. A fourteen-year-old girl, let’s call her Mia, sits in a

Play, Adventure, and Why We’re Getting Mental Health Wrong

We talk a lot about mental health these days. Possibly more than at any point in history. And yet, anxiety

Poverty: The Root We Refuse to Dig Up

The reality is that poverty is a deeply personal issue which affects 24% of the UK. Poverty is the shame that people carry because society has led them to believe that it’s their personal fault.