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Tag Archives: Mental Health
NARPA Annual Rights Conference
Attend the conference to promote social justice for people who experience the world in ways the psychiatric industry fraudulently calls “mental illness.” Continue reading
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Mental Health in St. Louis
It is long past time that legislative hearings should investigate the link between psychiatric treatment, violence and suicide. Continue reading
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Depression and The Marketing of Madness
How did psychotropic drugs become the go-to treatment? Continue reading
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Human Rights in the Mental Health Care Industry
Here are some examples of psychiatric fraud and abuse. Continue reading
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Are You Schizophrenic?
Schizophrenia is defined so vaguely that, in actuality, it is a term often applied to almost any kind of behavior of which the speaker disapproves. Continue reading
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Seriously, Is That Funny?
Seriously, Is That Funny? Continue reading
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Psychiatry and the Holidays
Psychiatry and the Holidays Continue reading
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Neurodiversity – The Latest Psychiatric Disability Trend
With so many different “mental disorders” and no real clues about curing them, psychiatrists needed a new all-encompassing word to describe them. They co-opted “neurodiversity” — diversity based on some neurological condition. Continue reading
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Tikkun Olam – Repair the World
Dating from rabbinic teachings circa 200 CE, the Hebrew phrase Tikkun Olam means “repair the world,” where it expressed a concern with public policy and societal change. In a wider sense it means to do something with the world that will … Continue reading
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