Monthly Archives: July 2008
Psychologists involved in torture: Martin Seligman’s unwitting contribution?
A while ago I wrote about the disturbing allegations by Jane Mayer of the role of US psychologists in developing interrogation methods that involved torture, apparently used at the detention facility in Guantanamo Bay and elsewhere. Jane Mayer has written … Continue reading
Filed under Clinical Psychology, Mental Health, Politics, Psychology
Even MPs struggle with the stigma of mental illness
Despite there being accurate information more available to the general public, it appears that stigma of mental illness continues to affect the lives of millions of Britains, including the powerful and influential. A recent survey has found that 1 in … Continue reading
Filed under Mental Health, Politics, United Kingdom
