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Tag Archives: Legislation
CCHR Calls on Congress to Align U.S. with International Human Rights Standards and End Coercive Mental Health Treatment
Research indicates coercive practices negatively impact physical and mental health, often compounding a person’s existing condition. Continue reading
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Take Action – Missouri Legislature
We Urge You To Contact Your Missouri Legislators To Express Your Own Viewpoints. Continue reading
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DEAR POTENTIAL CCHR STL VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers Needed
Missouri State Capitol Building Continue reading
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Take Action – Missouri Legislature
We Urge You To Contact Your Legislators To Express Your Own Viewpoints. Continue reading
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Take Action – Missouri Legislature
Write, call or visit your Missouri legislators. Continue reading
Babies Under a Year Old Being Given Harmful Psychiatric Drugs
Be a Hero and help someone who has been a victim of psychiatric abuse. Continue reading
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The Insane Bloat of the Missouri Department of Mental Health Budget
Here is a breakdown of additional Department of Mental Health spending authorized in the Supplemental Budget. Continue reading
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Missouri Public Schools May Become Mental Health Clinics
Knowledge–based curricula in public schools have been jettisoned in favor of “mental health” programs. Continue reading
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