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The New WHO and UN Guidance: Psychiatry Must Entirely Change

According to the preeminent health and rights bodies in the world, the WHO and the UN, psychiatry has to change entirely. ....

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Brett Deacon: Antidepressants Aren't the Answer, the Truth About the DSM, and the Power of Exposure Therapy

The clinical psychologist and professor shares his views on the problems with the biomedical model and why more psychologists should use exposure therapy. ....

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Ten Years of Rocking the Boat: Reflecting on Mad in America's Mission and Work

Continuing our 200th podcast, staff members join us to discuss reinvigorating Mad in America continuing education, science writing and blogs, personal stories, community commenting and family resources. ....

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Is Anti-Psychiatry Harmful? - Mad In America

The notion that one can help a despondent person by giving mood-altering drugs while ignoring the reason for despondency is a travesty. ....

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Celebrating the Anti-Psychiatry Movement

Celebrating the Anti-Psychiatry Movement
The labour and the wounds are vain,
The enemy faints not, nor faileth,
And as things have been, they remain.

When daylight comes, comes in the light,
In front the sun climbs slow, how slowly,
But westward, look, the land is bright.
(“Say not the struggle nought availeth”, by Arthur Hugh Clough, 1848)
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On November 14, 2020, a regular reader and commenter on my posts, who uses the handle registeredforthissite, posted a comment which ended with this:
“When people end up suffering due to psychiatry, they end up here, but it’s still a niche minority.
Also, I’ve noticed for the last many years, it’s the same old commenters (including myself) who post here. Lots of comments. But very few commenters. Hardly a drop in a massive ocean. ....

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