Where to buy
All the books in the Soteria Network reading list can be purchased online from psychologicaltherapybooks.co.uk.
Recommended books
- Soteria: Through Madness to Deliverance, by Loren R. Mosher and Voyce Hendrix, with Deborah C. Fort. 2004. Xlibris. USA.
- Models of Madness – Psychological, Social and Biological Approaches to Psychosis, 2nd Edition Edited by Dr John Read, Professor Richard Bentall, Loren Mosher, John Read, Jacqui Dillon
- This is Madness: A Critical Look at Psychiatry and the Future of Mental Health Services (Paperback) by Craig Newnes (editor), Guy Holmes (editor), Cailzie Dunn (editor)
- Psychiatry in Context: Experience, meaning & communities by Phil Thomas.
- Psychology in the Real World: Community-based Groupwork by Guy Holmes
- Recovering Sanity by Edward Podvoll
- Staying Alive: Real Poems for Unreal Times by Neil Astley
- Lifesaving Poems by Anthony Wilson
- Art as Healing by Edward Adamson
- Mend The Gap by Katie Mottram
- The Straight Talking Introduction series, published by PCCS books – These include introductions to:
- Psychiatric Drugs; Psychiatric Diagnosis; The Causes of Mental Health Problems; Caring for Someone with Mental Health Problems; Psychological Treatments; Children’s Mental Health Problems; Being a User of Psychiatric Services.
Articles
- ‘A Systematic Review of the Soteria Paradigm for the Treatment of People Diagnosed With Schizophrenia’ – by Tim Calton, Michael Ferriter, Nick Huband, and Helen Spandler
- Olive’s Story and the Phoenix of Hope’ – by Margaret Turner and Olive Bucknall, in Asylum Magazine (Volume 23 No 2) Summer 2016
- Medication free Treatment in Norway: A private hospital takes center stage – by Robert Whitaker
- What is the difference between a Psychiatrist, a Psychologist and a Therapist?
Recommended papers and resource packs
- Kindling in psychopharmacology: Unveiling an overlooked clinical challenge with significant implications – Marcello Maviglia, Norman Cooeyate, Donald Hume, Laura Guerra
- Harm Reduction Guide to Coming Off Psychiatric Drugs and Withdrawal – Will Hall, MA, DiplPW