Electroconvulsive therapy side effects
Known side effects Psychiatry has been hesitant in providing a full account of possible side effects from electroconvulsive therapy and so they are given here.… Read More »Electroconvulsive therapy side effects
Known side effects Psychiatry has been hesitant in providing a full account of possible side effects from electroconvulsive therapy and so they are given here.… Read More »Electroconvulsive therapy side effects
For more information, including links to the scientific evidence base for the statements in this video, as well as further resources: http://medicatingnormal.com/ Website of Psychiatrist… Read More »Psychiatrist Links Psych Drugs to Violence: Suicide and Homicide
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Author and clinical psychologist Bruce Levine sits down with Open Paradigm to discuss society’s relationship to drugs, psychiatry’s increasing credibility issue, and the cultural response… Read More »Psychiatry’s credibility – Interview with Bruce Levine
Where it had been promoted that withdrawal from paroxetene was safe and easy, in fact up to 7% of patients could experience withdrawal symptoms with some of these severe and prolonged.
BBC News. 19 October 2016. People who say their lives have been ruined by commonly prescribed antidepressants, known as SSRIs, are taking their case to… Read More »The ‘extreme’ side-effects of antidepressants
For more than 30 years, psychiatry has been complicit with pharmaceutical company marketing in forwarding the largest fraud in the history of medicine: the lie of the ‘chemical imbalance’ theory of depression.
ECT psychiatrists and device manufacturers aren’t telling patients the truth about ECT side effects and this is now resulting in legal consequences Still pushing marketing over science
Award winning doc exposing the inner workings of the pharmaceutical industry and how it created an epidemic of mental illness.
Dr John Read is Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of East London. He also researches the negative effects of bio-genetic causal explanations on prejudice, the experiences of recipients of anti-psychotic and anti-depressant medication, electroconvulsive therapy, and the role of the pharmaceutical industry.
A supposed relief from barbaric treatments Before 1952 and the introduction of the first antipsychotic drug, chlorpromazine, psychiatry was relying on ‘treatments’ for psychosis or… Read More »Antipsychotics – a horrible replacement for even worse alternatives
“It may be less of a question of patients experiencing fluoxetine-induced suicidal ideation than patients feeling that ‘death is a welcome result’ when the acutely discomforting symptoms of akathisia are experienced on top of already distressing…