Cherise Rosen

Network Seminar: "Metaphorical Framings of Emotions in Mental Health", January 14th, Birmingham and Online Emotions are important drivers of human behaviour. They help shape our goals and desires and endow our lives with meaning. Insights into emo...

📌🗓 Save the date!
January 14 2026, the 3 workshop of our @uobphenomenal.bsky.social, entitled "Metaphorical Framings of Emotions in Mental Health".

More info at birminghamphenomenalnetwork.blogspot.com/2025/11/netw...

Epistemic Injustice in the Mental Healthcare of Indigenous Peoples

How can we avoid #epistemicinjustice in the mental healthcare of indigenous peoples? Read the new post on the #projectEPIC blog to find out! By Md Omar Faruk epistemicinjusticeinhealthcareproject.blogspot.com/2025/12/epis... #philsky #philhealth

MN Center for Philosophy of Science Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

Thanks to @lmesseri.bsky.social / @cameronbuckner.bsky.social / @carlbergstrom.com / Claudia Scarlata / Thomas Byrd for a fantastic discussion at the “AI and the Nature of Science: Concepts and Controversies” symposium. Recording of the event now available on our YouTube channel. buff.ly/a5qsWxt

Transforming Fragments: Three Poems In our next piece of lived experience creative work from the ‘In Practice’ project, poet and researcher Grace Marsh shares three poems.

In our next piece of lived experience creative work from the 'In Practice' project, poet and researcher Grace Marsh shares three poems.

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Curious why we sometimes see minds where there are none? 🧠 Join us to uncover the foundations of attributed agency.

Fully funded PhD for next year as part of DRIVE-Health, working with me, Adam Hampshire & @stefansarkadi.bsky.social

Deadline: 12/1/26
Reach out for an informal chat!

Did you know the heart imprints onto the voice? New preprint spearheaded by Marijn Hafkamp, confirming (seemingly forgotten) research from the 80's and testing for the first time possible biomechanical mechanisms (evidence points to heart-lung-voice interactions).
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New book "Transdicourse 3: Women in Art, Science and Body Politics" is out - edited by the wonderful Jill Scott. In our chapter "Conversations in the Space of Art-Science Practice" Helen Pynor and I explore spaces, even the more "messy" ones, where art and science meet. #nightscience #dayart

Affective Atmospheres
18–19 Feb 2026, Glasgow
Supported by Royal Institute of Philosophy

In-person conference bringing together philosophy, anthropology, geography, art, architecture & psychology.

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Art Jinjoon Lee ©2025

And your intro list @aldersonday.bsky.social …

Meaning, Medications, and Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology: Discussion with David Mintz Exploring medication effects mediated symbolically

Meaning, Medications, and Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology: Discussion with David Mintz

Exploring medication effects mediated symbolically

www.psychiatrymargins.com/p/meaning-me...

The Story Behind Dylan Thomas’s “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night” and the Poet’s Own Stirring Reading of His Masterpiece “Rage, rage against the dying of the light.”

"Do not go gentle in to that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light."

Hear a rare recording of Dylan Thomas himself reading his masterpiece, plus the real-life story surrounding the iconic poem www.themarginalian.org/2017/01/24/d...

Leonard Cohen
Pink Floyd
The Grateful Dead
Carlos Santana
Joni Mitchell

Why you need your whole body – from head to toes – to think | Aeon Essays Contemplating the world requires a body, and a body requires an immune system: the rungs of life create the stuff of thought

What if thinking doesn’t begin in the brain, but in the ceaseless labour of our cells? Today’s essay rethinks the question of how we become minds, arguing that cognition begins not in the mind but in the collective processes that keep a body alive @annaciaunica.bsky.social

New from the band formerly known as Hearing the Voice...a short paper about felt presence and early psychosis.

We report some basic links to things like fear and quoted examples from our "Voices in Psychosis" study 1/3

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

@parkbmb.bsky.social

Mapping the Sense of What’s Going On Inside

Great piece on #interoception and brain body interactions by @carlzimmer.com in the @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2025/11/25/s... What an exciting time to work on this. Join us @cshlmeetings.bsky.social to learn more about the this exciting field meetings.cshl.edu/meetings.asp...

On Some Faraway Shore (No.3 and No.7, 2025) by Jinjoon Lee. A vivid abstract landscape made from scanned collage and acrylic gouache, with layered saturated colours, textured shapes and fragmented forms suggesting water, rock formations and vegetation.

Save the date: 18–19 Feb 2026, Civic House, Glasgow.
Affective Atmospheres — a two-day, in-person conference supported by the @triphilosophy.bsky.social
Talks, conversations and creative sessions with researchers and artists. Open to all. Speakers + registration soon.
Art: Jinjoon Lee ©2025

A map with different points on

Latest papers: Nader Abazari & Suvi-Maria Saarelainen explore how different cultural contexts contribute to sources of meaning and how certain sources persist within cultures over time in this open access article doi.org/10.1080/0951... #philsky #philpsy

From Pandemic Stress to Nature Connection A quiet practice of attention, belonging, and rest in urban parks from Yewande Okuleye.

"Being in nature is about where your body is. Connecting is about how your attention behaves." Dr Yewande Okuleye, in our 'In Practice' series showcasing multi-modal creative engagement with the lived experience of chronic illness, disability and caregiving.

thepolyphony.org/2025/11/26/f...

Seeing Differently: Colour Blindness, Cinema, and the Politics of Perception Anand Padmasenan critically examines the relationship between colour deficiency, cinema, and disability through his documentary film The Color of Colours.

Anand Padmasenan critically examines the relationship between colour deficiency, cinema, and disability through his documentary film The Color of Colours.

thepolyphony.org/2025/11/21/s...

Fighting for ‘The Right to Night’ Under Starry, Rural Skies

have you ever been somewhere so dark you could step outside & immediately spot the Milky Way? i traveled to the Upper Peninsula to learn about efforts to balance industrialization & economic growth with the preservation of starry skies:

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Episode 48: AI, algorithms and the battle for your mind with Simon McCarthy Jones What if the next frontier of human rights isn’t out in the streets but inside your own head?

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📆 🔊 ❗ Another date for your calendars
⭐ 16th January 2026 - 4h workshop ⭐
"Engaging meaning-making in delusions: the phenomenological toolbox"
Presented by myself & Dr. Elizabeth Pienkos

med.stanford.edu/inspire-trai...

The places where the voices in your head are seen as a good thing Western medicine views hearing disembodied voices as a symptom of psychosis. But that's not the case everywhere.

"Western medicine typically views anyone who admits to being told what to do by disembodied voices as suffering from psychosis. But that is not the case everywhere – so what can we learn from those who treat these hallucinations differently?"

www.bbc.co.uk/future/artic...

📆 ‼️ Workshop announcement ‼️ 14th Jan 2026
⭐ Metaphorical Framings of Emotions in Mental Health ⭐
Organised by myself with Prof. Jeannette Littlemore

Please see here for the full schedule and to sign up (in-person places are limited):
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Interview with Matt Perry | Mad Tea - Podcast Get more from Mad Tea - Podcast on Patreon

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What does science say about our inner monologues? : Short Wave Emily Kwong is pretty sure she lacks an inner monologue, while the inner monologue of producer Rachel Carlson won’t stop chatting. But how well can a person know their inner self? And what does scienc...

Great talking to Emily and Rachel from @npr.org's Short Wave podcast about the mysteries of inner speech - and how difficult it is to get good data on who uses it and who doesn't. www.npr.org/2025/11/19/n... #innerspeech

How Early Psychosis Programs Help Young People Rejoin Community Life Interviews with program leaders reveal how Coordinated Specialty Care teams try to make community life a “medical necessity” rather than an afterthought.

Leaders of Coordinated Specialty Care programs describe creative efforts to support friendship, faith, art, and civic life, along with the structural barriers they face.

By Liam Gehrig Bach

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The Psychology of Art What Happens in the Mind When We See, Feel, and Create

I started this article not knowing much about art, and ended up discovering what happens in the mind when we see it, feel it, and create it.

From Van Gogh’s emotional alchemy to the neuroscience of beauty, the psychology of art surprised me.

#Psychology #Art