Titlebook: Epistemic Justice in Mental Healthcare; Recognising Agency a Lisa Bortolotti Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2025 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Preserving Dignity and Epistemic Justice in Palliative Care for Patients with Serious Mental Healthintervention, such as Dignity Therapy, can also be applied in palliative care settings for people with SMI with the aim tooffer them an opportunity to reflect upon crucial existential and relational issues, to review aspects of their lives and of self, and to help in preparing a legacy of memories, words of love and wisdom with significant others.

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Challenging Stereotypes About Young People Who Hear Voices, and utilising the illustrative power of Aesop-style fables, we identify three potential areas where empirical investigation could help advance the study of epistemic injustice in interactions involving young people who hear voices.

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Ameliorating Epistemic Injustice with Digital Health Technologies,technology overrides personal claims is countered by arguing against absolute epistemic priority for any diagnostic tool in medicine. The chapter acknowledges the need for technological advancements and ethical considerations but maintains a positive outlook on the future of digital phenotyping in mental healthcare.

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g threats to epistemic justice in each life stage.Advocates .This open access book explores epistemic justice in mental healthcare, bringing together perspectives from psychologists, psychiatrists, philosophers, activists, and lived experience researchers. Through eight chapters, authors identify th

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