Exploring Responsibility and Accountability in Mental Health

The chapter delves into deep philosophical discussions on agency, responsibility, free will, mental illness, stigma, and moral reasoning. It explores the concept of accepting one's own disorder as part of oneself and the different levels of accountability for one's actions. The speakers touch on topics like the societal perceptions of culpability, nuances of moral intuition, and the complexities of assigning responsibility and blame in cases of mental illness.