Mental Health Philosophy investigates mental health as something already occurring. Rather than proposing another philosophy of mental health—another account of what mental health ought to be, how it should be understood, or how it should be achieved—it asks what this thing called mental health actually is.
A developing series of talks offering an accessible way into Mental Health Philosophy, beginning with philosophy itself and moving toward the question of what mental health actually is.
Why psychology and mental health are not interchangeable—and why Mental Health Philosophy begins with what is already occurring rather than with a psychological theory used to explain it.
A brief introduction to the central argument of Mental Health Philosophy and its attempt to return our understanding of mental health to what is actually happening.
