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 Instead of confronting the violent nature of contemporary housing, authorities in the European core countries have been trying to deal with mental health issues by imposing approaches that individualize the responsibility and focus on the consequences. The industry has been forming around the stressed subjects in order to reduce the consequences of suffering, acting as if bad housing is just a mental condition. In parallel, new groups and initiatives have been emerging in order to provide support based on mutual aid, do research, undertaking advocacy work, and raise awareness through events, artistic productions, and informational material. 
  
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 - **Read about the attempts in the UK to instrumentalise mindfulness for responsibilisation:** ![](bib:db13de19-40a1-4779-a168-021526dc9b83)
 - **Read about how bad housing and homelessness affects mental health in the UK:** ![](bib:fc6471b7-5be0-478d-a779-67921683ae60)