Questo episodio è solo in inglese. Ma trovate la traduzione dell'intera intervista in italiano su Substack!

⁠⁠⁠Substack: In front of the mirror ⁠⁠⁠

Per chi volesse leggere gli interessanti ragionamenti che Jazmine Russell offre in questo dialogo, riguardo alle molteplici e complesse cornici teoriche proprie della psichiatria, e a cui la persona che si rivolge ad un professionista può essere esposta, e tantissimo altro ancora, consigliamo vivamente di recuperare l'episodio. Buona lettura!

The possibility of being offered and exposed to a multiplicity of frameworks reflects and respects the complex nature of mental health phenomena. Rather than finding themselves encapsulated within the neat confines of only one narrative, the person would benefit from choosing and adopting one or more stories and narratives that make sense to them. In light of this, we ask: are there frameworks that do more good than others? To what extent should the clinician guide, direct, or even impose particular narratives? Can the epistemic significance of a symptom be overlooked or misinterpreted

In the attempt to make complexity compelling, we are joined for the second time by Jazmine Russell, who is a mental health educator, writer, and interdisciplinary scholar focused on bridging mental health, mind-body healing, and societal change. She is the co-founder of the Institute for the Development of Human Arts, a transformative mental health training institute and the founder & host of the Depth Work Podcast. Drawing on her lived experiences and professional training working both within and outside the mental health system, Jazmine is a holistic counselor and trauma-informed holotropic breathwork practitioner. She co-edited the Mad Studies Reader: Interdisciplinary Innovations in Mental Health (Routledge, 2024). Find her work at ⁠⁠www.depth-work.com⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠www.JazmineRussell.com

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Questo progetto esiste anche in inglese:⁠ In Front of the Mirror - The English Podcast