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Anders Sørensen – Tackling Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal Through Research and in Practice

Anders Sørenson is a Danish clinical psychologist with a special interest in psychiatric drug withdrawal.

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What Liberal Admonishers of Left Psychiatry Critics Get Wrong

What Liberal Admonishers of Left Psychiatry Critics Get Wrong
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Thomas Insel Makes a Case for Abolishing Psychiatry

Former NIMH director Thomas Insel, by hiding results from long-term trials of psychiatric drugs, makes a case for abolishing psychiatry.

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Thomas Jobe: The Legacy of Research He Leaves Behind

Thomas Jobe was a collaborator in a longitudinal study that upended conventional thinking about antipsychotics. He died March 16.

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The BBC, Harrow, and a Public Left in the Dark

The BBC, Harrow, and a Public Left in the Dark On February 18, BBC World aired a 26-minute broadcast on “drug-free treatment” in Norway, and while it was encouraging to see that initiative get this attention, the broadcast, in the way it handled the story, was also a source of disappointment: couldn’t the media, I wondered, ever challenge the conventional wisdom regarding the merits of antipsychotics? Just once? Then, two days later, I read the latest publication by Martin Harrow and Thomas Jobe on their findings from their long-term study of psychotic patients, which once more powerfully told of the

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