by Patricia Lubeck | May 8, 2025 | asylum scandals, Blog, Mental Health
Photo by Abdiel Ibarra on Unsplash Understanding ethics in the concept of psychiatric treatment touches on human rights, consent, and the thin line between help and coercion. The distinction between harm and benefit in the context of mental health care has frequently...
by Patricia Lubeck | Apr 27, 2025 | Uncategorized
Photo by Jon Butterworth on Unsplash Learning How Psychiatry Began and Controversies in Psychiatric History Over the decades, psychiatry—the area of medicine that focuses on mental health—has advanced significantly. Compassion, evidence-based treatment, and...
by Patricia Lubeck | Apr 2, 2025 | asylum scandals, Blog, History
Photo by dolgo ph on Unsplash The evolution of painful treatments is a tragic yet fascinating tale that reflects humanity’s ongoing struggle to understand and control the human body. Throughout history, medicine has been a means of healing and a source of...
by Patricia Lubeck | Mar 29, 2025 | History
Understanding the human mind has long been at the center of universal intrigue, and in an attempt to do so, psychology has, more than once, blurred ethical lines. To effectively unravel humanity’s intricacies, psychologists had to start somewhere. Unfortunately, for...
by Patricia Lubeck | Mar 6, 2025 | asylum scandals, Blog, Mental Health, Society
Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash Tied up with the overlooked mental health crisis is the growing concern of tossing aside mental health and dismissing its impact on many individuals. It’s about time we continue to address and discuss this problem to raise...
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