Psychosis can be a personal hell. It can also inspire growth
From a new sense of purpose to improved relationships, there are hopeful signs of post-traumatic growth after psychosis
by Gerald Jordan, Robyn Thomas & Veenu Gupta
Robyn Thomas is a PhD student in social anthropology at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, UK. As a researcher with lived experience of psychosis, she examines the transformative potential of ‘madness’, how people find meaning in their experiences of psychosis, and consensual alternatives to mainstream psychiatric treatment.
Written by Robyn Thomas