Nearly all psychiatric diseases involve alterations in subjective, lived experience. The
scientific study of the biological basis of mental illness has generally focused on objective …

We investigated the prevalence of persecutory, grandiose, reference, control, and religious
delusions in adult clinical populations worldwide and whether they differed according to …

Despite all neurobiological/neurocomputational progress in psychiatric research, recent
authors speak about a 'crisis of contemporary psychiatry'. Some argue that we do not yet …

A growing body of research supports the role of self-disorders as core phenotypic features of
schizophrenia-spectrum disorders. Self-disorders comprise various alterations of conscious …

Background The content of grandiose delusions—inaccurate beliefs that one has special
powers, wealth, mission, or identity—is likely to be highly meaningful. The meaning, for …

This editorial reflects on current methodological trends in translational research in mental
health. It aims to build a bridge between two fields that are frequently siloed off from each …

Traditional psychopathological approaches to modelling the evolution of mental disorders,
such as schizophrenia, often rest on the assumption that symptoms are the passive …

Delusions are transdiagnostic and heterogeneous phenomena with varying degrees of
intensity, stability, and dimensional attributes where the boundaries between everyday …

Both involvement of persons with lived experience in care and research, and research on
lived experience of psychosis have direct impact and outcomes such as leading to a better …

Postpartum psychosis is a rare but serious condition that can affect women after childbirth.
We present a case study of an individual with no comorbidities or psychiatric history who …