Mary Woods

One Hour AT A Time

Mary Woods

  • Recovery from Psychosis without Medication

Recovery from Psychosis without Medication

Monday 31st January 2011

Daniel Mackler discusses alternative recovery methods for psychosis without medication on 'One Hour AT A Time'. Learn about European approaches and supportive communities.
57 minutes
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One Hour AT A Time
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Mary Woods
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A Fresh Take on Psychosis Recovery: Insights from Daniel Mackler

These are normal human problems that we all, to some degree, can have. So to me, any good system helps someone resolve their problems. And that does seem to be eroded so power so tragically when people engage in the mental health system and they receive a very pessimistic appraisal.
Imagine a world where recovery from psychosis doesn't rely on medication. In this eye-opening episode of 'One Hour AT A Time', host Mary Woods sits down with Daniel Mackler, LCSW, to discuss alternative paths to mental health recovery. Mackler, the director of the documentary 'Take These Broken Wings', shares his extensive experience working with individuals facing co-occurring substance use disorders and psychotic illnesses.
He brings to light the innovative methods used in Europe, such as the Family Care Foundation in Sweden and the Open Dialogue Approach in Finland, which offer voluntary placements in farm families and emphasize therapeutic engagement over medication. Mackler also tackles the often disempowering nature of the traditional mental health system, advocating for a more empowering approach that includes lifestyle changes like exercise and diet.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in alternative mental health treatments and the power of supportive communities.