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White Paper on Improving Psychiatric Patient Outcomes
Psychiatric incarceration and psychiatric drugging of children is tragic and should be stopped. Continue reading
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Eroding Justice—Psychiatry’s Corruption of Law
With each new failure to rehabilitate the criminally insane, psychiatry merely asks for more money since they are unable to cure anyone. Continue reading
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Mental Health Courts
Mental Health Courts are facilities established to deal with arrests for misdemeanors or non-violent felonies. Rather than allowing the guilty parties to take responsibility for their crimes, they are diverted to a psychiatric treatment center on the premise that they … Continue reading