WRITING & PUBLICATIONS
Writing & Publications
Article titles are translated for browsing. The linked WeChat articles and publications are in Chinese unless stated otherwise.
A Perch for the Thornbirds published 841 posts on WeChat, close to 500 of them original. This page presents a selection. Readers interested in the wider collection can visit our WeChat account.
An independent archive beyond WeChat is being prepared to make these materials more accessible.
SERIES
Series
Social Justice & Mental Health
Mental Health Social Work
Social Prescribing
Notes on Curating Mental Health Film Events
Media & Mental Health
How Can the Media Report on Mental Health More Thoughtfully?
Mad in America: Translations & Conversations
Translations of articles alongside our own discussions and exchanges.
Notes on Curating Mental Health Film Events 3 articles
Related resource: Invisible Disabilities Screening Toolkit →Mad in America: Translations & Conversations 8 articles
- Drug-Free Treatment in Norway: A Private Hospital Takes the Lead
- Dear Psychiatry
- Translating a Letter to Psychiatry
- Seeking Standardized, Safer Approaches to Antidepressant Tapering
- Wanting to Stop Medication, without Help from a Doctor
- The Pain of Motherhood
- Peer Counselling: Offering Shelter after Weathering the Rain
- Withdrawal or Addiction? The Language of Antidepressants
SELECTED ARTICLE
Selected Articles
In FocusRead original (Chinese) ↗In FocusRead original (Chinese) ↗
A “Suicide Questionnaire” for Primary School Pupils
Bipolar Disorder: Must It Be Reported?
Readers’ LettersRead original (Chinese) ↗Readers’ Letters
I Joined an Ultramarathon because I Wanted to Die
Mourning Someone I Met Only Once
EssayRead original (Chinese) ↗EssayRead original (Chinese) ↗EssayRead original (Chinese) ↗EssayRead original (Chinese) ↗
Depressed in Every Corner of Nanjing University
Bereavement: Depression or Ordinary Grief?
How Do We Take the First Step towards Public Action?
Art and Madness: Companions on a Road of Exile
PUBLICATIONS
Publications
Interactive art exhibition on schizophrenia