. Jasper Feyaerts starts the Too Mad to Be True III conference on the Paradoxes of Madness at Museum Dr. Guislain in Ghent, Belgium with a quote from philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein. #tmtbt #toomadtobetrue #tmtbt3 #tmtbtiii

I'm in Ghent for "Too Mad to be True" to talk about my lived experience (illness/madness/diagnoses or whatever you want to call it), creativity + recovery. Always a risk to speak from the heart, but amazing to be heard with such sensitivity, compassion and empathy. What a moment.

📢📢 An incredible short course for clinicians and allied MH professions focusing on advances in the psychopathology of schizophrenia and related psychoses. Course Leader: Clara Humpston york.ac.uk/business/cpd/s…

this is happening later today at 3PM. Tune in if you want to hear more about the phenomenological nature, heterogeneity, dynamics and context of self-disorders in the schizophrenia-spectrum.

Thanks a lot Josh Richardson for this thoughtful and generous review of the latest edition of our Too Mad to be True conference! Wouter Kusters

our article discussing problems with the minimal self-view of self-disturbance in psychosis, and outlining an alternative transparency-account, is now freely available through the following link: tandfonline.com/eprint/649FXW4…

Our SIRS symposium on “Self-disorders in schizophrenia and beyond” currently underway. Now up: Julia Lebovitz on Altered Self-Experience in DPD and SZ.

Registration is open: Body, Brain and Self: Hallucinations in a Multisensory World This year's Biennial International Consortium on Hallucination Research (ICHR) will take place on J… Shared via the Google app sites.google.com/view/ichr2025/…

these young journalists are digging into the world of grant consultants. If you've worked with one, or just have a story to tell, get in touch!

Our invited commentary on Andrea Raballo and colleagues discussion of our work on the revised ipseity-disorder model is now published. We clarify some potential misunderstandings and highlight outstanding issues in self-disturbance research. academic.oup.com/schizophreniab…

Our article discussing the benefits of integrating insights from dynamical systems theory and phenomenological self-disturbance research to improve early identification and treatment of psychosis just appeared in @LancetPsychiatry. Available here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1lvgA7tf1dCf…