As the diagnosis of ADHD continues its decades-long rise, the English translation of Patrick Landman’s Tous hyperactifs? L'incroyable épidémie de troubles de l'attention could not have come at a better time. The book begins by identifying the epistemological biases, poorly designed scientific studies, and conflicts of interest that have led to the dominant assumption that ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder based in a biological deficit or brain dysfunction.

This event will feature clinicians from New York and Paris who will discuss their perspectives, approaches, and current work with those who are living with psychosis.

Presentations by Yarden Avital, Anna Fishzon, Peter Gillespie, Jocelyn Ripley, Mark Stafford, Andrew Stein.