I am a PhD candidate at the Centre for Multidisciplinary and Intercultural Inquiry at UCL. My PhD project explores the history of psychiatry critique in Western Europe and the US in the second half of the twentieth century. 

Broadly, my research interests are anchored in the history of intellectual thought, the history of human sciences and politics. The specific horizon I am working towards is to historicise the present moment of a "mental health crisis" in nearly all industrialised countries. What's at stake, how did we get here (and are we really in such a crisis?) and, maybe most importantly, who profits? My research method is historical, I am interested in ways in which ideas, knowledge and practices travel cultural spheres and national borders. In particular, I am interested in those moments in history when concepts of knowledge and truth are stripped of their reliability and resilience.