Week 3: Psychotic and Substance-Use
Fray Gilabert Jofré amparando a un loco
[Father Gilabert Jofré protecting an insane person], by Joaquin Sorolla Bastida, 1887 (Aldana, San Miguel, & Moreno, 2010)
To learn the science of mind and behavior, we begin by reflecting upon the experience of persons with mental illness. Let’s start the week by spending a couple minutes with a painting depicting an experience of mental illness. What is happening here? What comes to mind? Why? Follow the white rabbit.
Naloxone - William Brewer
Now let’s read a poem. Read it twice. What emotions do you feel? Want to know even more? Wander down the rabbit hole.
Now let's play a game
Epidemiology
Zoom out: spend five minutes exploring population-health datasets to understand the experience of mental illness locally, nationally, and internationally.
Almost there! Final Game
Remember Memory? Here’s your final round of matching hippo cards for the week.
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what are you reading these days? here are some suggestions if you're feeling bookish
- Levounis, P., Arnaout, B., & Marienfeld, C. (2017).
- Lieberman, J. A., Stroup, T. S., Perkins, D. O., Dixon, L. B., & American Psychiatric Association. (2020).
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- Victor D. LaValle (2002)
- Clara Kean (2011)
- Elyn R. Saks (2007)
- Susan Sheehan (1983)
- Esme Weijun Wang (2019)

- Sherman Alexie & Ellen Forney (2008)
- Judson Brewer (2017)
- Robert Freedman (2010)
- Anne Harrington (2019)
- Caroline Knapp (1996)
- Robert Kolker (2020)
- Beth Macy (2018)
- Jonathan M. Metzl (2009)
- Nick Reding (2009)
- Kenneth Paul Rosenberg (2019)