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Making Sense of the Madness

Making Sense of the Madness

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 Professional psychotherapist Merryn Jones and her therapy-curious son-in-law Rob Thorman explore what's going on and what's going wrong with the provision of mental health treatment in the UK today in this eight-part limited series.Mad House Productions Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie
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    • Episode 8: Reflections with Merryn Jones and Rob Thorman

      Episode 8: Reflections with Merryn Jones and Rob Thorman
      Sep 6 2023

      In the final episode of the series, Rob and Merryn reflect on their journey and explore what the world might look like if some of the principles advocated in their podcast were taken up more widely in our society.

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      40 min
    • Episode 7: Psychotherapeutic Solutions with Philippa Marx, Sophie Jones, Janine Turkier and Jennifer Clegg

      Episode 7: Psychotherapeutic Solutions with Philippa Marx, Sophie Jones, Janine Turkier and Jennifer Clegg
      Aug 30 2023

      Rob and Merryn take a deep dive into psychotherapy and explore a range of different disciplines within the field, from psychodrama to art therapy to couples therapy to group therapy... and beyond!

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      1 h et 32 min
    • Episode 6: The Need for Actively Anti-Racist Public Health Policy with Professor James Nazroo

      Episode 6: The Need for Actively Anti-Racist Public Health Policy with Professor James Nazroo
      Aug 23 2023

      Professor James Nazroo talks to Rob and Merryn about his research into how race interacts with mental health within the UK and what can be done to improve mental health outcomes for people of colour and people from minority ethnic backgrounds.


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      53 min
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