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Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry

Subject Areas: Psychiatry and Mental Health
Publisher: Springer - Springer Publishing
ISSN: 1559-4343
SJR: 15

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Whose Voice Counts?

Sparks, Jacqueline

2022 Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry

doi:10.1891/ehpp-2022-0003
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WHO Owns the Language: “Domination Code” in the Mental Health Gap Action Program

Walker, David Edward

2022 Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry

doi:10.1891/ehpp-2021-0008

Sociohistorical analysis of four words commonly used in the language of Western mental health, Indigenous intelligence disorder , and depression reveal a “Domination Code” masking past and present professional complicity of the U.S. and global mental health system in the oppression of Indigenous...
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Psychiatrists’ Perspectives on Prescribing Psychopharmacological Treatment for Parents With Depression

Strand, Jennifer; Boström, Petra K.; Sand, Peter

2022 Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry

doi:10.1891/ehpp-2021-0009

The aim of the study was to explore psychiatrists’ perspectives on prescribing psychopharmacological treatment for parents with depression. Nine psychiatrists were interviewed about how the patient’s status as a parent influenced their decisions regarding medical treatment, and how they...
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Reconsidering the Safety Profile of Stimulant Medications for ADHD

Ophir, Yaakov

2022 Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry

doi:10.1891/ehpp-2021-0007

Stimulant medications (e.g., Ritalin) are considered a relatively safe first-line treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), the most common neuropsychiatric diagnosis among children. This study explores the prevalence of side-effects and risks of stimulants, as perceived by...
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Taken Away by the Green Butterfly: A Critical Autobiographical Narrative Study of Shock Therapy

Wedlake, Marnie

2022 Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry

doi:10.1891/ehpp-2021-0012

Electroconvulsive therapy, also known as shock therapy and electroshock, is a psychiatric treatment that sends electricity into the brain of the patient with the purpose of inducing a seizure in that patient’s brain. A brief overview of relevant literature introduces an autobiographical narrative...

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