This chapter introduces values-based practice as a resource for working with individually
diverse values in health and social care, and describes its origins in an on-going …

Stein et al1 introduce philosophy of psychiatry by presenting a series of well curated,
historically grounded positions on topics with which the discipline has been centrally …

Background and objectives: Psychiatric and clinical-psychological practice must be based
on the finest scientific knowledge. In Spain, the corresponding disciplines are official …

Stein et al1 survey a range of recent developments in philosophy of psychiatry that are
relevant to clinicians. They recommend that clinical training include the development of …

Stein et al1 provide a philosophically grounded overview of the conceptual foundations of
psychiatry, from its basis in psychopathology to its applications in clinical practice. They …

Philosophy of psychiatry addresses many conceptual topics in psychiatry that lie on the
borderline between philosophy, science, culture and clinical practice. Stein et al have …

The paper by Stein et al1 offers a clear and magisterial introduction to philosophy of
psychiatry, its key advances and its clinical implications. As the authors note, philosophy is …

Stein et al1 provide a state-of-the-art summary of the philosophypsychiatry field that centers
around the mind-brain-world triumvirate. They do an astounding job summarizing 30 years …

The paper by Stein et al1 provides a comprehensive and timely overview of key theoretical
advances in work on philosophy and psychiatry. The authors respond to the grand …

I agree with their favorable view of “soft naturalism” as an appropriate conceptualization of
psychiatric diagnostic categories.“Hard” naturalism, expecting clear boundaries and …