Suze Berkhout
Biographic Data
| ID | 4218209 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Suze Berkhout |
| GIVEN NAMES | Suze |
| FAMILY NAME | Berkhout |
| SIGNATURE | BERKHOUT S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University Health Network, Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Illustrating neurological disabilities
Amid the rise of image-based social media, digitally circulated visual artefacts now dominate contemporary public health conversations. However, infographics and similar materials are more than just channels for clinical discussions; they perform healthcare roles, embodying the clinician's function to promote certain behaviours, prevent others and shape the material reality of a 'healthy' subject. The infographic as a material-discursive agent is…
Out of Focus
Embodied dimensions of treatment resistance (TR) are challenging to delineate. • A diffractive methodology can help generate different ways of knowing. • Digital storytelling is a valuable tool to complicate illness narratives. • Lived experiences of TR traverse conventional notions of a unitary self and time. • TR becomes intelligible through intra-actions and entanglements
Troubling Transplant Temporality through Crip Technoscience and a Sensory Aesthetics of Time, Machine, and Health
Taking up technologies that act as a “bridge” to transplant, we explore what the lifeworlds of a transplant patient and their loved ones interacting with these technologies tells us about the temporality of transplantation and the imperative of cure.By engaging with clinical literature and practices, transdisciplinary crip technoscience theorizing, and multimodal, multisensory artistic form, we bring together sick and disabled people’s expertise …
Introduction
Transplant medicine is frequently hailed as a pinnacle of biomedical achievement. Curative imaginaries in the field often situate transplant as a cure and a return to health, producing bifurcated temporalities of before and after transplant and proposing futures that erase disability and disabled bodies. This Special Section centers the frictions in transplant temporalities, offering examinations of how transplant troubles the binaries of life an…
Treatment resistance in schizophrenia and depression as an interactive kind
Despite ongoing attempts to delineate and name treatment resistance (TR) in psychiatry, the term is increasingly deployed across diagnostic categories. Still, what it is that constitutes TR remains unclear and in flux. Through a meta-narrative review, we construct a sociohistorical map of the concept of TR as it is employed in schizophrenia (TRS) and major depressive disorders (TRD). We track debates about TR, identify underlying assumptions and …
Surface and Depth in Sensory Ethnography
Arts-based research can provide pivotal avenues for researchers and participants to explore experiences that are difficult to put into words. Arts-based methods offer important opportunities for participants to develop reflexive understanding through material interaction with art and mark-making supplies. While sensorial and embodied experiences are entangled with arts-based methods, there is little methodological and theoretical work that puts a…
Surface and Depth in Sensory Ethnography
Arts-based research can provide pivotal avenues for researchers and participants to explore experiences that are difficult to put into words. Arts-based methods offer important opportunities for participants to develop reflexive understanding through material interaction with art and mark-making supplies. While sensorial and embodied experiences are entangled with arts-based methods, there is little methodological and theoretical work that puts a…
Troubling Transplant Temporality through Crip Technoscience and a Sensory Aesthetics of Time, Machine, and Health
Taking up technologies that act as a “bridge” to transplant, we explore what the lifeworlds of a transplant patient and their loved ones interacting with these technologies tells us about the temporality of transplantation and the imperative of cure.By engaging with clinical literature and practices, transdisciplinary crip technoscience theorizing, and multimodal, multisensory artistic form, we bring together sick and disabled people’s expertise …
Introduction
Transplant medicine is frequently hailed as a pinnacle of biomedical achievement. Curative imaginaries in the field often situate transplant as a cure and a return to health, producing bifurcated temporalities of before and after transplant and proposing futures that erase disability and disabled bodies. This Special Section centers the frictions in transplant temporalities, offering examinations of how transplant troubles the binaries of life an…
Treatment resistance in schizophrenia and depression as an interactive kind
Despite ongoing attempts to delineate and name treatment resistance (TR) in psychiatry, the term is increasingly deployed across diagnostic categories. Still, what it is that constitutes TR remains unclear and in flux. Through a meta-narrative review, we construct a sociohistorical map of the concept of TR as it is employed in schizophrenia (TRS) and major depressive disorders (TRD). We track debates about TR, identify underlying assumptions and …
Surface and Depth in Sensory Ethnography
Arts-based research can provide pivotal avenues for researchers and participants to explore experiences that are difficult to put into words. Arts-based methods offer important opportunities for participants to develop reflexive understanding through material interaction with art and mark-making supplies. While sensorial and embodied experiences are entangled with arts-based methods, there is little methodological and theoretical work that puts a…
Out of Focus
Embodied dimensions of treatment resistance (TR) are challenging to delineate. • A diffractive methodology can help generate different ways of knowing. • Digital storytelling is a valuable tool to complicate illness narratives. • Lived experiences of TR traverse conventional notions of a unitary self and time. • TR becomes intelligible through intra-actions and entanglements
Illustrating neurological disabilities
Amid the rise of image-based social media, digitally circulated visual artefacts now dominate contemporary public health conversations. However, infographics and similar materials are more than just channels for clinical discussions; they perform healthcare roles, embodying the clinician's function to promote certain behaviours, prevent others and shape the material reality of a 'healthy' subject. The infographic as a material-discursive agent is…
Psychology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Participatory Visual Research Methods (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (2 works)