Category Archives: Press Releases

On May 5, 2009, the Governor of Tennessee signed into law Senate Bill 850 designed to restrict mental health screening in schools. This law went into effect July 1, 2009; it places restrictions on universal mental health testing, or psychiatric or … Continue reading →

The Life Center for a New Tomorrow, located in the beautiful hills of Tennessee, provides a peaceful, restful, non-threatening environment for people mentally challenged. Continue reading →

The Mothers Act represents the ultimate example of disease mongering at its worst because the eight-year attempt to pass this federal legislation has evolved into profiteering never before exhibited so conspicuously. Continue reading →

Pfizer paid bribes to healthcare providers to induce them to prescribe Geodon, an antipsychotic drug. Continue reading →

When faced with insanity, irrationality and irresponsibility – as for example when faced with the senseless and unpredictable violence and suicide associated with fraudulent and harmful psychiatric diagnoses, treatments and drugs — there are essentially two paths one could take. On … Continue reading →

Today, the biggest problem we have and one of the things that shocks so many Americans is the rise of teen suicides and
the rise of school shootings. Continue reading →

The US Senate approved an amendment ordering an independent study by the National Institute of Mental Health on the potential relationship between suicide or suicide attempts and the use of antidepressants, anti-anxiety and other behavior-modifying prescription drugs. Continue reading →

Once-missing Virginia Tech mental health records regarding a student who killed 32 people and himself in a campus rampage were released Wednesday, 8/19/2009. Read the full news article here. o0o Seung Hui Cho was reported to have been prescribed “depression” … Continue reading →

Not all drugs are bad. Some are really bad. Continue reading →

All neuropsychiatric theory and practice and the entire modus operandi of dispensing psychiatric drugs to both children and adults rests on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, otherwise known as the DSM. CCHR’s Making A Killing documentary exposes … Continue reading →