The Entanglement of Culture and Psychosis: Perspectives Across Disciplines and Experiences - Paperback
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Featuring contributions from a variety of international voices, this volume draws on a range of disciplinary, practice and experiential perspectives to offer new understandings of relationships between culture and psychosis.
Ingo Lambrecht is a consultant clinical psychologist in Auckland, New Zealand.
His special interests include children, psychosis, personality issues, and trauma.
He has also worked at a Māori Mental Health Service and in other leadership roles,
implementing indigenous models of care that address social inequities. He was also
privileged to undergo an intense shamanic training as a sangoma, a South African
traditional healer, as outlined in his book, Sangoma Trance States, based on his
PhD research.
Anna Lavis is an associate professor in Medical Anthropology at the University of
Birmingham, UK. Her research has two core strands: lived experiences of mental
(ill-)health and distress - notably disordered eating, self-harm, suicidality, and
psychosis - and relationships between social media and mental health. She has
published widely in social science and clinical journals and is the series editor of
the International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychosis
(ISPS) Book Series.
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