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Our Most Troubling Madness

April 8, 2020
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

The book titled Our Most Troubling Madness by TM Luhrmann and Jocelyn Marrow presents 12 case studies in which the diagnosis and experience of schizophrenia is…

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Simulated Environments Provide New Treatments for Mental Health Problems

November 15, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Research, Therapy

For decades, virtual reality (VR) has primarily been a form of entertainment, with the first VR machine built to show short films that dazzled the…

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Mental Health, schizophrenia, teenager, poem, patient empathy, mental health ward, words, mental illness, hospital

Little Schizophrenic Girl

August 7, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

At times, it is easy to assume that those admitted to the psychiatric ward of hospitals are affected only by staff-patient relationships. Brian E. Pardee’s…

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Schizophrenia, Death, Portrait, Minimalism, Resilience, Creativity, Images, Psychology, Mental Health, Hallucinations

A Beautiful Legacy

April 17, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Agnes Martin was born in Canada in 1912, and moved to America in 1931, where she began her successful life as a minimalist artist. Over…

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The Strumbellas, song, depression, schizophrenia, mental illness, mental health, band, lyrics, Canadian, spirits

Spirits In My Head

April 8, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

The song “Spirits” by Canadian indie folk band The Strumbellas topped the charts this past summer. However, it’s underlying message of having uncontrollable and unwarranted…

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Parallel Universes

January 14, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

“Parallel Universes” is a poignant poem written by a man with schizophrenia. Dan Hoeweler had this poem and two other equally beautiful pieces published in…

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Kaleidoscope Cats

Kaleidoscope Cats

February 26, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

English artist Louis Wain (1860-1939) became well-known for his unique paintings all revolving around the humanization of cats.  Wain was said to of suffered from…

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The Stigma is Personal

The Stigma is Personal

January 31, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Sangu Delle confronts the overwhelming stigma facing African men with mental health struggles. In this inspiration TED Talk, Delle challenges us to face our emotions….

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For Those with Schizophrenia, Writing Can Help

For Those with Schizophrenia, Writing Can Help

September 29, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

A myth in popular culture: Mental illness leads to creativity. The idea is bolstered by successful movies like Total Recall, Minority Report, and Blade Runner,…

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A Nightmare Chorus

A Nightmare Chorus

August 28, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Fifteen years ago, Janssen Pharmaceutica, the research and development department of Johnson & Johnson, released audio and video simulations of schizophrenic symptoms aimed at increasing…

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Terrifying Visions

Terrifying Visions

May 30, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

The 16th century painting “The Temptation of St. Anthony” by Matthias Grünewald depicts the visions of a person suffering from what we now call schizophrenia….

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Broken Isn’t Beautiful

Broken Isn’t Beautiful

May 28, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Struggling with severe mental-health issues for years, Eleanor kept her problems secret for fear of people’s reactions. In her spoken word poem, “Broken Isn’t Beautiful,”…

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Expressing the Inner Voice May Bring Benefits

Expressing the Inner Voice May Bring Benefits

December 22, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

An app called Dragon Anywhere allows people to talk to their smart phone with no word or time limits. Talking out loud with a piece…

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A Day of Hearing Voices

A Day of Hearing Voices

December 6, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Attempting to go through a normal day using a schizophrenia simulator, CNN’s Anderson Cooper demonstrates the difficulties that individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia face every day,…

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The Voices in my Head

The Voices in my Head

November 8, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Eleanor Longden was a typical college student until she began hearing voices. Over time, the voices became more negative—to the point that she had to…

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Predictive Power of Speech

Predictive Power of Speech

August 16, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

At one time or another, we may realize that something a friend or family member has said is ‘off’. Neuroscientist Mariano Sigman has taken this…

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Photography Documenting Mental Illness Draws Criticism

Photography Documenting Mental Illness Draws Criticism

June 30, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

For the past six years, Melissa Spitz of St. Louis, Missouri has been using photography to illustrate her mother’s experience with mental illness, referring to…

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Shattering Stigma

Shattering Stigma

June 28, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

In an attempt to shed the stigma of mental illness and inform an uninformed public, an exhibition in China showcased artwork by individuals struggling with…

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Art and Schizophrenia

Art and Schizophrenia

June 1, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

For the last 15 years of his life, Martin Ramirez (1895-1963) was hospitalized at the DeWitt State Hospital in Northern California with a diagnosis of…

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Biased Publication Standards Hindering Schizophrenia Research

Biased Publication Standards Hindering Schizophrenia Research

February 12, 2016
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The effects of schizophrenia are profound. Characterized by delusions, hallucinations, and social withdrawal, the disorder has no known cure. The introduction of antipsychotic medications in…

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