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Self-Regulation and the Boundaries of the Self: A Proposal for Determining Which DBS Applications Affect Autonomy in TRD Patients



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‘I’ll Wear This as a Badge of Honour Because It’s Made Me Better’: Patient and Caregiver Narrative Accounts of DBS for Depression



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Using Qualitative Methods in a Neuroethics R01 Grant to Investigate Patient Perspectives on Closed-Loop Neurostimulation



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Guiding the Ethical Use and Development of Psychiatric Electroceutical Interventions



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“Revealing the Soul”: Psychedelics and the Future of Mental Health Care



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Allies and Enemies in the Fight for Mental Health Reform



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Revising the Ethical Framework for Deep Brain Stimulation for Treatment-Resistant Depression



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“Inflammation might be causing depression”: Stigma of mental illness, reductionism, and (mis-)representations of science



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Should Getting High be a Possible Treatment for Depression?



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Animal Models and the Future of Psychiatric Research



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