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Forgiveness – A Benefit or a Detriment?
The wrong thing to do is accept a psychiatric diagnosis. Continue reading
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Holiday Stress Explained
Our advice? Read what we have to say about stress. Continue reading
Nursing Home Psychiatric Abuse of the Elderly
Psychiatric abuse of the elderly is extensive. Continue reading
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Missouri Psychiatrist’s License Revoked
Crime and Fraud in the Mental Health Industry Continue reading
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Moving The Needle in Mental Health Care
Look at the actual products of psychiatry, not at the lofty words. Continue reading
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Inflation – What it Really is
A psychiatric diagnosis is not a product anyone wants to buy. Continue reading
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Art Still Has Truth
Art still has truth, take refuge there! [Carved on the south façade of the Saint Louis Art Museum. From the poem “Death of Goethe” (Memorial Verses April 1850) by Matthew Arnold] Art is a word which summarizes the quality of … Continue reading
Are You Schizophrenic? More About the Condition
If you talk to God, you are praying; If God talks to you, you have schizophrenia. When I was a child in school, it was a common taunt to call someone “schiz.” I realize now that was cruel; but I … Continue reading
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CCHR Notifies Electroshock Hospitals On The Failure To Inform Patients Of Risks
ECT is a brutal, barbaric practice. Continue reading
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The Anatomy of Thought
There is no objective science to a psychiatric diagnosis. Continue reading
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