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"To Preserve the Fighting Strength" : trauma and resilience in the narratives of medical veterans who served in the Vietnam War
"To Preserve the Fighting Strength" : trauma and resilience in the narratives of medical veterans who served in the Vietnam War
A Tapestry of Tales: Investigating the Historical Geographies of Art Therapy and ‘Art Extraordinary’ in Scotland (C. 1900 - 2012)
A Tapestry of Tales: Investigating the Historical Geographies of Art Therapy and ‘Art Extraordinary’ in Scotland (C. 1900 - 2012)
Creative writing interventions for young people recovering from mental illness
Creative writing interventions for young people recovering from mental illness
Digitisation of Mental Healthcare Archives
Digitisation of Mental Healthcare Archives
Disability Studies, Genre, and Form
Disability Studies, Genre, and Form
Dressing Eve and other Reparative Acts in Women's Traumatic Autobiographical Comics
Dressing Eve and other Reparative Acts in Women's Traumatic Autobiographical Comics
Encountering R.D. Laing’s Archive: Mental Health, Care and Creativity
Encountering R.D. Laing’s Archive: Mental Health, Care and Creativity
GART-PSYSPAC: psychiatry in transition – discourse, dwelling, doing
GART-PSYSPAC: psychiatry in transition – discourse, dwelling, doing
Human / Companion Animal Wellbeing
Human / Companion Animal Wellbeing
Let Her Come In: a modern adaptation of the madness of Hamlet
Let Her Come In: a modern adaptation of the madness of Hamlet
Medical Humanities Research Network Scotland
Medical Humanities Research Network Scotland
Physical and Mental Health in the Life and Works of Robert Burns
Physical and Mental Health in the Life and Works of Robert Burns
Staging Madness in Contemporary Shakespearean Adaptations
Staging Madness in Contemporary Shakespearean Adaptations
Stigmatised Health Issues in Scottish Fiction 1979-present
Stigmatised Health Issues in Scottish Fiction 1979-present
‘Lonely lost people living in the waste-land’: T. Ferguson Rodger, ‘social psychiatry’, ‘mad dreaming’ and ‘rethinking mental health’
‘Lonely lost people living in the waste-land’: T. Ferguson Rodger, ‘social psychiatry’, ‘mad dreaming’ and ‘rethinking mental health’

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Digitisation of Mental Healthcare Archives
Digitisation of Mental Healthcare Archives