Graham Thornicroft, Professor Emeritus of Community Mental Health, King's College London and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. Professor Sir Graham Thornicroft is an internationally renowned, award-winning psychiatrist and researcher who has published over 30 books about mental health. He advises the WHO, the World Bank and many governments worldwide about mental health. He has worked in community mental health teams in south London for over thirty years.

• 1. Focussing on sanity; 2. House wreck: Belinda's story; 3. Not in my back yard: Sandra's story; 4. A demand for respect: Layla's story; 5. Unmarked graves of an asylum: Hannah's story; 6. Escape from catatonia: Mai's story; 7. Like living next to a sewage farm: Penny and Richard's story; 8. Knocking on pipes: Nisha's story; 9. Don't jump from the balcony: Martin's story; 10. Not in the public interest: Victor's story; 11. Fearful at 4am: Nadine's story; 12. My barrier against the rays: Joe's story; 13. Chemsex: Sam's story; 14. Half of half a dose: Eniola's story; 15. The wrong diagnosis: Jenna's story; 16. The balance of a ballet dancer: Maria's story; 17. The moods of a medical student: Sunil's story; 18. Solar ovens for Eritrea: Martha's story; 19. I'm not suicidal: Louis' story; 20. The man with a hat in a pub: Ryan's story; 21. I'd never wish depression on my worst enemy: Rhoda's story; Acknowledgements; Appendix 1. What is psychosis?; Appendix 2. What is stigma?; List of Abbreviations; Glossary; Sources; Index.

Graham Thornicroft, Professor Emeritus of Community Mental Health, King's College London and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. Professor Sir Graham Thornicroft is an internationally renowned, award-winning psychiatrist and researcher who has published over 30 books about mental health. He advises the WHO, the World Bank and many governments worldwide about mental health. He has worked in community mental health teams in south London for over thirty years.

• 1. Focussing on sanity; 2. House wreck: Belinda's story; 3. Not in my back yard: Sandra's story; 4. A demand for respect: Layla's story; 5. Unmarked graves of an asylum: Hannah's story; 6. Escape from catatonia: Mai's story; 7. Like living next to a sewage farm: Penny and Richard's story; 8. Knocking on pipes: Nisha's story; 9. Don't jump from the balcony: Martin's story; 10. Not in the public interest: Victor's story; 11. Fearful at 4am: Nadine's story; 12. My barrier against the rays: Joe's story; 13. Chemsex: Sam's story; 14. Half of half a dose: Eniola's story; 15. The wrong diagnosis: Jenna's story; 16. The balance of a ballet dancer: Maria's story; 17. The moods of a medical student: Sunil's story; 18. Solar ovens for Eritrea: Martha's story; 19. I'm not suicidal: Louis' story; 20. The man with a hat in a pub: Ryan's story; 21. I'd never wish depression on my worst enemy: Rhoda's story; Acknowledgements; Appendix 1. What is psychosis?; Appendix 2. What is stigma?; List of Abbreviations; Glossary; Sources; Index.

Graham Thornicroft, Professor Emeritus of Community Mental Health, King's College London and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. Professor Sir Graham Thornicroft is an internationally renowned, award-winning psychiatrist and researcher who has published over 30 books about mental health. He advises the WHO, the World Bank and many governments worldwide about mental health. He has worked in community mental health teams in south London for over thirty years.

• 1. Focussing on sanity; 2. House wreck: Belinda's story; 3. Not in my back yard: Sandra's story; 4. A demand for respect: Layla's story; 5. Unmarked graves of an asylum: Hannah's story; 6. Escape from catatonia: Mai's story; 7. Like living next to a sewage farm: Penny and Richard's story; 8. Knocking on pipes: Nisha's story; 9. Don't jump from the balcony: Martin's story; 10. Not in the public interest: Victor's story; 11. Fearful at 4am: Nadine's story; 12. My barrier against the rays: Joe's story; 13. Chemsex: Sam's story; 14. Half of half a dose: Eniola's story; 15. The wrong diagnosis: Jenna's story; 16. The balance of a ballet dancer: Maria's story; 17. The moods of a medical student: Sunil's story; 18. Solar ovens for Eritrea: Martha's story; 19. I'm not suicidal: Louis' story; 20. The man with a hat in a pub: Ryan's story; 21. I'd never wish depression on my worst enemy: Rhoda's story; Acknowledgements; Appendix 1. What is psychosis?; Appendix 2. What is stigma?; List of Abbreviations; Glossary; Sources; Index.