Abstract:engaging in Mad and Disability Studies. Through her writing and activism, she challenges dominant views of mental health and illness, moving toward contextualized and relational understandings of well-being. Gold critiques psychiatry, focusing on those most vulnerable and marginalized by psychiatric power, discourse, and treatments. Her work is staunchly feminist, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive. Through explorations into meaning-making and constructions of legitimacy, Gold unsettles psychiatric hegemony by "… Show more
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