When someone wants help to die
Interview with Solveig Klæbo Reitan and Ida Øygard Haavardsholm.
Philosophy, mental health and mental disorders
Interview with Erik Falkum, who explores fundamental questions in psychiatry.
CL psychiatry – the psychiatrist as collaborator
Interview with Siv Elin Pigantiello, who is privileged to work alongside dedicated and engaged colleagues from somatic specialties.
Mental disorders represent a worldwide public health concern
Interview with Professor Danuta Wasserman, President of the World Psychiatric Association.
Life as a locum
Interview with psychiatrist Ole Kristian Kleivenes.
An interview with Alkistis Skalkidou, president of The Nordic Marcé Society
As a young woman, Alistis Skalkidou spent the last two years of high school in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She then returned to Greece...
A talk with the general
Interview with Jon Reichelt, former Head of the Medical branch of the Norwegian Armed Forces.
Doctors without borders or Médecins sans frontières
Interview with Luwam Bede, Caroline Norderhaug and Shanti Gylseth Sachane.
Lost in translation? The importance of qualified interpretation
Interview with Professor Berit Berg by Anne Kristine Bergem.
Beyond words. An essay on understanding and bridging the somatic-psychiatric divide in autistic patients
For psychiatrists, working with autistic individuals presents considerable clinical and ethical challenges - especially when mental illness and somatic conditions intertwine. Many of us have encountered patients whose symptoms defy traditional categorization. The phrase “lost in translation” resonates deeply in such cases - not only across languages, but between body and mind, behavior and intention, professional and patient. This essay explores the consequences of missed sig
