Thank you Irum 🌻. Totally spot on! That’s what I witnessed working in inpatients for 20 + years. To defend itself and maintain the status quo, the institution will resort to illogicality and absurdity while engaging with superficial change (QI, policy updates, new forms, etc)

Horrific institutional dehumanizing processes are getting worse and worse in this furious determination to make treatment a matter of management. Next step: everything decided by an AI algorithm?

Protect patients from poorly regulated and defined “Physician Assistants”. I just supported this case! crowdjustice.com/case/stop-misl… via CrowdJustice

Opinion: PAs add to the already heavy work of doctors without adding any value. unherd.com/2024/02/why-is…

Sorry, why are they still called “Labour Party”? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Oh, shit…

This has been a dark week for Jews: - A large-scale, premeditated pogrom injured dozens of Jews in Amsterdam. Media figures have yet to stop justifying the attack. - A Jewish student in Dublin was cornered in a bar bathroom by three men who, after asking if he was Jewish and

Signs of Gaslighting: 15 Red Flags to Watch Out For shadowsofcontrol.com/articles/signs… via @Shadows of Control

The most educational and re-educational jobs in the world

Brief cognitive-behavioral therapy (BCBT-inpatient), when added to standard care, significantly reduced suicide attempts and psychiatric readmissions in suicidal patients. ja.ma/4f56lUx

Backwards and backwards, we are retreating to the 1940s.

Next stop: male ward

Happy New Year everybody, and let’s hope for the better…

Be organised. Be structured. Be productive. Be competitive. Be functional. Be punctual. Be tidy. Be polite. Be efficient. Be the best. Be happy. Be successful. Be marketable. Be a machine. Be normal. medscape.co.uk/s/viewarticle/…

1/ Depressive Personality Style “Despite its omission from the DSM, depressive personality is the most common personality syndrome seen in clinical practice. It is a personality syndrome in every sense of the term: an enduring pattern of psychological functioning evident by

Yessssssss! How much coffee is too much? economist.com/science-and-te…

Them, when I started: "Ur the only one arguing for Trieste's approach, it would cut funding & beds...Let's focus on getting more beds in psych hospitals" Facts, 2025: no increase in psych hospital beds, new community beds & £30 milion in funding for Trieste model based services.

So why did you stay? #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNdPVas9s/

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