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Critical Psychiatry Textbook, Chapter 16: Is There Any Future for Psychiatry? (Part Five)

On studies finding poor long-term results with psychiatric drugs and how the drugs lead to a more chronic course for depression and psychosis.

United statesAllen francesLisa cosgroveRobertd goldneyNancy andreasenThomas jobeSteven hymanDaniel wiklerEthics at harvard universityHarvard school of public healthSafra centerCritical psychiatryMartin harrowPart fourGiovanni favaRif el mallakh

Can ChatGPT Defend the Long-term Use of Antipsychotics?

ChatGPT has perfectly captured the pattern of psychiatry’s response to the research that tells of harm done.

United statesRobert whitakerNancy andreasenWorld health organizationHealth disparitiesHealth considerationsMental health conditionsLong term effectsSymptom managementExtrapyramidal symptomsClinical antipsychotic trialsIntervention effectivenessClinical psychiatryMartin harrowMedication useFunctional recovery

Critical Psychiatry Textbook, Chapter 7: Psychosis (Part Six)

Discussing the damage psychosis pills cause to the brain, and how that manifests in many clinical harms, like tardive dyskinesia.

United statesCity ofUnited kingdomNancy andreasenPeter bregginLoren mosherOprah winfreyMerete nordentoftSimon wilkinsonAmerican psychiatric associationUs national institute of mental healthAkershus university hospitalCommission on mental illnessCritical psychiatryPoul leberOpen dialogue

User-led Research on First-Person Narratives of Psychosis Highlights Breadth of Experiences

A new article highlights Psychosis Outside the Box, a user-led project on the range of lived experiences of psychosis.

United statesUnited kingdomMarie brownNev jonesNancy andreasenShannon pagdonParanoia networkUniversity of pittsburghYork universityColumbia universityHearing voices movementPsychosis outsidePsychiatric servicesStatistical manualMental disordersRethink psychosis project

Psychiatry, Fraud, and the Case for a Class-Action Lawsuit

For decades, psychiatry committed medical fraud when it told the public that antidepressants fixed a chemical imbalance in the brain.

New yorkUnited statesCornell universityUnited kingdomHarvard universityColumbia universityNew york state psychiatric instituteCharles nemeroffNatalie angierMark horowitzGabrielle carlsonGregorye simonDavid curtisEli lillyRobertl findlingSteven sharfstein

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