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1 Introduction Public transportation systems are essential to the daily functioning of metropolitan areas. Beyond serving as a mere means of movement, they constitute a vital gateway to participation in urban life. Yet using public transportation is far from straightforward. A seemingly ‘simple’ bus journey requires navigating a complex sequence of physical, cognitive and social tasks—before, during and after the trip.
Abstract Epidemiological research in psychiatry has established robust evidence of the link between urban living and psychosis, but the situated experience of the city, as well as the precise ecology of psychosis remain largely unexplored. In this context, the aim of this paper is to discuss the productive potential of a ‘re-vitalized’ biosocial geographical thinking and researching on urban mental health. We do so through a methodological proposition.
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