Audio Visual

A Danger to Herself and Others

By Deirdre Daly This play is autobiographical in nature and is shaped by my experience of the disruption and emotional impact of severe mental illness within my family. View

Fundamental Breakdown

By Eamonn Flynn Singing and writing songs helps me to connect, acknowledge even the worst of my fears and feelings, to feel less alone and to build a community of hope in spite... View

Psychosis Diaries

By Raur Hawk Psychosis Diaries is a work of autofiction. It follows Toby Crow, 16, witnessing his brother Jude’s descent into psychosis. Written in diary form, the book documents the devastating impact his... View

Whale Bone

By Eamonn Flynn Singing and writing songs helps me to connect, acknowledge even the worst of my fears and feelings, to feel less alone and to build a community of hope in spite... View

Beginning to Hurt

By Eamonn Flynn Singing and writing songs helps me to connect, acknowledge even the worst of my fears and feelings, to feel less alone and to build a community of hope in spite... View

All At Sea

By Eamonn Flynn Singing and writing songs helps me to connect, acknowledge even the worst of my fears and feelings, to feel less alone and to build a community of hope in spite... View

Black ‘n’ Blue

By Mabel J. Williams An original poem by Mabel J. Williams View

BBC Word of Mouth

By Nathan Filer Nathan Filer, academic lead of Rewrite Psychosis, talks with Michael Rosen about the words we use when talking about mental health and what they reveal. View

Zig Zag Boy: my family’s struggles with broken mental healthcare

By Tanya Frank In this interview for Mad In America, Tanya Frank discusses her memoir Zig-Zag Boy: Madness, Motherhood and Letting Go. This chronicles her experiences with her son Zach, who experienced psychosis... View

DownWrite Mad

By Tanya Frank Tanya Frank interviews writers and artists who have used the creative process to try and make sense of this thing we call madness. View