Moral agency has been loosely defined as the freedom to aspire to a “good life” that makes
possible intimate relationships with others. This article uses ethnographic research to further …

As recently as the late 20th century, Schizophrenia, a category of mental illness with widely
varying phenotypic symptoms, was believed by psychobiologists to be a genetically based …

During the pandemic, Mexico experienced one of the longest periods of school closures in
Latin America. After the first year of COVID-19, thousands of college students dropped out of …

Traumatic life events (TLEs) have been associated with multiple psychiatric diagnoses,
including anxiety disorders, major depression, PTSD, and psychosis. To advance our …

This article is based on our analysis of a subset of data from the Pandemic Journaling
Project-Phase 1 (PJP-1). The PJP, a collective, on-line journaling platform, was co-founded …

Clinical psychology and ethnographic research are commonly perceived to be distinct and
unrelated. Clinical psychology is a form of intervention on distress that seeks to objectively …

In this article, we analyze the multiple ways of moral being with depression in urban Nigeria,
including those of the ethnographer. This approach fits recent theorizing in moral …

Background Finding new meaning and identity in the aftermath of trauma has been
identified as a key process of mental health recovery. However, research indicates that this …

Alterations in self-experience are increasingly attended to as relevant and important aspects
of schizophrenia, and psychosis more broadly, through a burgeoning self-disorders (SD) …

Infertility, to those who are affected by it, is much more than whether one manages (or not) to
have a child: it can be a traumatizing experience. Based on a clinical case study that …