by Jai Bentley-Payne
Mad, Mad World is a monthly show produced by MHAPS. Airing on the first Tuesday of every month, we take a critical look at social issues that intersect with mental health and addiction. From topics like housing, debt, and climate change, to issues in the mainstream psychiatric industry, and the kinds of activist work and grass root initiatives that aim to improve lives through meaningful social change. Mad, Mad World invites listeners to look beneath the symptoms of illness to broaden our understanding of mental health and recovery by looking at the social causes of trauma and distress. MHAPS (Mental Health Advocacy and Peer Support is a free and confidential, peer-led community mental health and addiction service in Ōtautahi.
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February 5, 2024
This is a rerun of one of our favourites from last year looking at the history and power of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Starting from the early good intentions of the DSM, we cover everything from the politics of proliferating diagnoses to the role of trauma , alternatives to the biomedical model of mental health, difference and social change.
January 1, 2024
People with lived experience talk about significant issues that impact on mental health and addiction
October 2, 2023
In this episode, Jai speaks with University of Auckland doctoral candidate and lived experience expert Lynda Hills about Mad Studies and how a critical perspectice on mental health has helped reframe her own remarkable story.
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