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Tag Archives: Mental Health
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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New York City Goes Big-Time For Involuntary Commitment
Coercive psychiatry is not intended to cure anything. Continue reading
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Psychiatrists in Brussels Prescribing Museum Visits
Art museum visitation is associated with reductions in ill-being and increases in well-being. Continue reading
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Are You Woke?
Woke has evolving meanings due to rapidly changing social conditions. Continue reading
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If You’ve Got It, Flaunt It!
Humanitarian alternatives to harmful psychiatric options. Continue reading
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Is That Adderall There Is?
Adderall has been linked to violent behavior. Continue reading
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Is Overthinking a Mental Illness?
Overthinking is not a mental illness. Continue reading
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The Suicide Risk Assessment Fraud
Suicide Risk Assessment doesn’t work. Continue reading
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New Study Tells Consumers the Truth of Potential Lethal Electroshock and Antidepressant Risks
Electroshocking Harms Mental Health Continue reading
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