Nido (nest) therapy: Top psychiatrist issues strong challenge for change
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Show TranscriptProfessor Peter Tyrer, editor of the British Journal of Psychiatry, argues his profession practises 'mental colonialism' on people with long-term, chronic mental illness that's resistant to treatment. His approach is called Nidotherapy -- Nido meaning 'nest' -- focused on changing a person's environment not their personality. And, Jenny relates her poignant identity struggles and triumphs of being a long term 'service user'.
Guests
Professor Peter Tyrer
Head, Centre for Mental Health
Professor for Community Psychiatry,
Imperial College, London, UK
Editor of British Journal of Psychiatry
http://www1.imperial.ac.uk/medicine/people/p.tyrer/Jenny
The Hub (North London)
Mental Health Research Network
London, UKFurther Information
Presenter Natasha Mitchell's Audioboo page
Audioboo is an audio blogging site. You can record and upload your own "audioboos" using your phone or the web. All in the Mind is experimenting with Audioboo to invite your responses and stories to program themes.All in the Mind blog with Natasha Mitchell
2010 University of Western Sydney Mental Wellbeing Conference
Professor Peter Tyrer was a guest of this conference in Sydney, Australia2010 Mental Health Services (TheMHS) Conference
Professor Peter Tyrer was a guest of this conference in Sydney, AustraliaMental Health Research Network, UK.
North London Hub, Mental Health Research Network, UK
Nidotherapy: The environmental treatment
Website about Peter Tyrer and colleagues' approachEsther Sternberg: The science of stress, place and wellbeing
Broadcast on All in the Mind, ABC Radio National, 2010When your mind is not your own: Community Treatment Orders
Broadcast on ABC Radio National's All in the Mind, 2010Publications
Title: Nidotherapy in the treatment of substance misuse, psychosis, and personality disorder: secondary analysis of a controlled trial
Author: P. Tyrer, K Miloseska, C Whittington, M Ranger, I Khaleel, M Crawford, B North, B Barrett.
Publisher: In Press, 2010Title: Nidotherapy: Harmonising the Environment with the Patient
Author: Peter Tyrer
Publisher: RCPsych Publications, 2009
URL: http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/files/samplechapter/NidotherapySC.pdf
ISBN: 978-1-904671-74-9 Sample chapter (PDF)Title: Nidotherapy: making the environment do the therapeutic work
Author: Peter Tyrer and Priya Bajaj
Publisher: Advances in Psychiatric Treatment (2005) 11: 232-238
URL: http://apt.rcpsych.org/cgi/content/full/11/3/232Title: The place for nidotherapy in psychiatric practice
Author: Peter Tyrer, Kofi Kramo, Katerina Miloeska, Helen Seivewright,
Publisher: The Psychiatrist (2007) 31: 1-3
URL: http://pb.rcpsych.org/cgi/content/full/31/1/1Presenter
Natasha Mitchell
Offering multiple perspectives from many fields of human inquiry that may move all of us toward a more integrated understanding of who we are as conscious beings.
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
All in the Mind - Nido (nest) therapy: Top psychiatrist issues strong challenge for change
This is an excellent episode of the All in the Mind podcast, hosted by Natasha Mitchell. The idea that changing the environmental context can help heal mental illness is important. We are embedded beings, and that includes our physical environment as well as our culture and biochemistry.
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