Joanna Moncrieff is Professor of Critical and Social Psychiatry at University College London, and a consultant psychiatrist for the NHS. She is an expert in the field, and in 2022 she was the lead author of a landmark study into the theory of serotonin and depression. She is a founder member and co-chairperson of the Critical Psychiatry Network, an influential network of psychiatrists and other doctors. She has written for
The Guardian,
Daily Mail,
The Conversation,
Literary Review, was profiled in the
Spectator magazine and has been interviewed for
The Guardian’s Science Weekly podcast and the
Evening Standard’s Tech and Science Daily, amongst others.
La naturaleza del trastorno psicopatológico ha sido motivo de controversia desde que existen tanto la psicología como la psiquiatría. Una tendencia de esta disciplina, como especialidad médica que es, ha intentado justificar su rol dominante mediante la afirmación de que la locura...
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