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Our Mental Wellness: Overcoming Mistrust and Paranoia

The world can certainly feel a dangerous place. We don’t talk about it nearly enough, but every day each of us must decide whether or not to trust other people. There’s no way around these decisions: they’re an inevitable part of life. Paranoia is excessive mistrust of other people. Many people have a few paranoid thoughts, a few have many paranoid thoughts. This talk will cover a number of key questions: What is paranoia? How common is it? What is the latest scientific understanding of the causes? And what can we do to tackle it? The main presentation is given by University of Oxford professor Daniel Freeman, Professor of Clinical Psychology. A Q&A panel discussion will follow with University of Oxford experts: 1. Elizabeth Tunbridge (Associate Professor, Psychiatry) 2. Kam Bhui (Professor of Psychiatry) 3. Cathy Creswell (Professor of Developmental Clinical Psychology) as chair.