Monika dos Santos is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of South Africa. She holds doctoral degrees in Psychology and Clinical Psychology, and is currently completing an MSc in Sustainable Urban Development at the University of Oxford. She is curious about human-environment functioning and psychopathology.Jean-François Pelletier is associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Montreal, full time researcher at Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal, and Assistant Clinical Professor at the Yale School of Medicine, Program for Recovery & Community Health. He holds a doctoral degree (PhD) in political science and maintains an interest in all aspects of citizenship, especially as applied to the field of public mental health.

• Introduction: Who’s Lived Experience Is It Anyway?Monika dos Santos and Jean-François PelletierMadness: A Revolutionary Rear-GuardOisín Wall‘You can’t label it and there’s no umbrella’: The Consumer Movement and the Social Construction of Mental IllnessKara Holmes and Fiona Ann PappsPsychology’s Madness: Solipsistic Denial of Relational DependencyDavid Lewis Wilson and Monika dos SantosHas Autism Changed?Simon CushingCreativity and ‘Madness’: Myths, Constructions and RealitiesJonathan Appel, Dohee Kim-Appel, Erin Snapp, Claire Whiteman, Mary Cassidy and Rebecca StanicThe Lived Experience of Mental Health Issues as a Constructive Asset for Redefining and Measuring Citizenship:A Social EnterpriseJean-François PelletierThe Experience of Things: Memory, Photographic Representation and Emotions in Psychiatric Field ResearchCarlo Orefice

Monika dos Santos is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of South Africa. She holds doctoral degrees in Psychology and Clinical Psychology, and is currently completing an MSc in Sustainable Urban Development at the University of Oxford. She is curious about human-environment functioning and psychopathology.Jean-François Pelletier is associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Montreal, full time researcher at Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal, and Assistant Clinical Professor at the Yale School of Medicine, Program for Recovery & Community Health. He holds a doctoral degree (PhD) in political science and maintains an interest in all aspects of citizenship, especially as applied to the field of public mental health.

• Introduction: Who’s Lived Experience Is It Anyway?Monika dos Santos and Jean-François PelletierMadness: A Revolutionary Rear-GuardOisín Wall‘You can’t label it and there’s no umbrella’: The Consumer Movement and the Social Construction of Mental IllnessKara Holmes and Fiona Ann PappsPsychology’s Madness: Solipsistic Denial of Relational DependencyDavid Lewis Wilson and Monika dos SantosHas Autism Changed?Simon CushingCreativity and ‘Madness’: Myths, Constructions and RealitiesJonathan Appel, Dohee Kim-Appel, Erin Snapp, Claire Whiteman, Mary Cassidy and Rebecca StanicThe Lived Experience of Mental Health Issues as a Constructive Asset for Redefining and Measuring Citizenship:A Social EnterpriseJean-François PelletierThe Experience of Things: Memory, Photographic Representation and Emotions in Psychiatric Field ResearchCarlo Orefice

Monika dos Santos is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of South Africa. She holds doctoral degrees in Psychology and Clinical Psychology, and is currently completing an MSc in Sustainable Urban Development at the University of Oxford. She is curious about human-environment functioning and psychopathology.Jean-François Pelletier is associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Montreal, full time researcher at Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal, and Assistant Clinical Professor at the Yale School of Medicine, Program for Recovery & Community Health. He holds a doctoral degree (PhD) in political science and maintains an interest in all aspects of citizenship, especially as applied to the field of public mental health.

• Introduction: Who’s Lived Experience Is It Anyway?Monika dos Santos and Jean-François PelletierMadness: A Revolutionary Rear-GuardOisín Wall‘You can’t label it and there’s no umbrella’: The Consumer Movement and the Social Construction of Mental IllnessKara Holmes and Fiona Ann PappsPsychology’s Madness: Solipsistic Denial of Relational DependencyDavid Lewis Wilson and Monika dos SantosHas Autism Changed?Simon CushingCreativity and ‘Madness’: Myths, Constructions and RealitiesJonathan Appel, Dohee Kim-Appel, Erin Snapp, Claire Whiteman, Mary Cassidy and Rebecca StanicThe Lived Experience of Mental Health Issues as a Constructive Asset for Redefining and Measuring Citizenship:A Social EnterpriseJean-François PelletierThe Experience of Things: Memory, Photographic Representation and Emotions in Psychiatric Field ResearchCarlo Orefice