Submit original research on SSRIs, depression, phenomenology, psychiatry, and antidepressant experiences for the September 2026 issue of Psychiatria Danubina.
This special issue explores the evolving reception of SSRIs over the past two decades, including phenomenological approaches to antidepressant treatment, empirical studies of emotional flattening and disconnection, and changing views surrounding the serotonin hypothesis of depression.
The issue welcomes interdisciplinary contributions that examine the relationship between biological, clinical, philosophical, and lived-experience perspectives on depression and antidepressant use.
Submissions may address topics including:
Authors should submit original, unpublished contributions prepared in English.
Accepted texts will appear in the September 2026 issue of Psychiatria Danubina.
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