2021
DOI: 10.7146/tfss.v18i34.127168
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Bivirkninger ved en psyko- social psykiatri-kritik

Abstract: Selvom en stærk strømning, med afsæt i bl.a. psykologi, sociologi og antropologi, diskuterer og udfordrer psykiatriens vidensgrundlag og dens praksisser, lykkes det sjældent at etablere en frugtbar dialog mellem kritikerne og psykiatrien, som leder til forandring. Med andre ord fører kritikken ofte til polarisering og ikke til konstruktiv udvikling. Der er forskellige måder at forstå dette på. Enten har den psykosociale kritik ikke noget meningsfuldt eller konstruktivt at bidrage med til k… Show more

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“…The pronounced disagreement about grief between cultural psychologists and health psychologists is detrimental to the scientific dialogue (see Johansen et al, 2021), and furthermore, we believe, to the public's comprehension of the rationale and actual limitations of psychiatry. An important notion is that the PGD diagnosis is aimed at a group of people who, in definite terms, experience a significant and debilitating degree of suffering and that universal human grief does not fit this description.…”
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“…The pronounced disagreement about grief between cultural psychologists and health psychologists is detrimental to the scientific dialogue (see Johansen et al, 2021), and furthermore, we believe, to the public's comprehension of the rationale and actual limitations of psychiatry. An important notion is that the PGD diagnosis is aimed at a group of people who, in definite terms, experience a significant and debilitating degree of suffering and that universal human grief does not fit this description.…”
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confidence: 94%