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A list of links to anti-psychiatry sites  

The following links are some of the brighter threads in the anti-psychiatry tapestry that’s been woven across the web, and most of them have further links to follow to explore this increasingly widespread point of view.

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www.ablechild.org

AbleChild is a national parents’ rights, non-profit organization dedicated to protecting fully- informed consent as well as the right to refuse psychiatric treatment for your child. It provides information necessary to make an educated decision regarding the “diagnosis” (or misdiagnosis) of your child and any medication prescribed.

www.alternativementalhealth.com

An extensive directory of alternative, drug-free approaches to mental health and a list of alternative mental health practitioners.

www.breggin.org

Dr. Peter Breggin, Harvard trained psychiatrist and former consultant to the National Institute of Mental Health, exposes the dangers of mood altering drugs and the false biological theories of mental health. The site provides extensive scientific resources.

www.cchr.org

The Citizens Commission on Human Rights site has extensive information on the relatively horrifying philosophical, political and practical history of psychiatry. It points out the extreme danger of psychiatric views and practices, particularly coupled as they are with the pharmaceutical industry. This organization also offers a venue for reporting psychiatric abuse and adverse pharmaceutical reactions.

www.drugwatch.com

Up-to-date information about prescription and over-the-counter medications and includes details about associated side effects to aid in the protection of patients and consumers.

www.ect.org

A comprehensive collection of information about electroconvulsive therapy by a survivor of ECT who, with his colleague, has received over one hundred death threats for his exposure of the horrors of this treatment, particularly when it is administered without informed consent.

www.endofshock.com

A coalition sponsoring the abolition of electroshock in Texas.

fda.gov/medwatch

MedWatch is the FDA program for reporting serious reactions, product quality problems and product use errors with human medical products such as drugs and medical devices.  If you think you or someone in your family has experienced a serious reaction to a medical product or drug or to electric shock, you can take the reporting form to your doctor (who is not required to report adverse reactions) or you can complete the form yourself on-line.

freedom-center.org 

Freedom Center is an award winning support advocacy and activism community in Western Massachusetts.  Run by and for people labeled with mental disorders such as bipolar, schizophrenia and borderline, or who experience extreme states of consciousness, Freedom Center works for access to holistic alternatives, compassionate care, and an end to forced psychiatric treatment.

www.healthgrades.com

  Founded in 1999, Health Grades is an independent healthcare ratings organization that provides a ranking of physicians, dentists, hospitals and nursing homes in the United States.  An instant report of each is available and lists any disciplinary actions received.  Twenty-five doctors are also on-line to answer viewers’ questions immediately.

www.mindfreedom.org

Mind Freedom International is an independent non-profit coalition defending human rights and promoting humane alternatives for mental and emotional well being. It keeps up-to- date with anti-psychiatry news and is an extensive resource for information on the abuses from and within the mental health system.

 

www.moshersoteria.com

Site chronicles the proven, successful treatment and rehabilitation of the “severe mentally ill” in a humane, non-hospital setting without the use of drugs, surgery or ECT.

psychiatricdrugs.net 

This site has a compendium of detailed information about the effects – they appropriately do not necessarily distinguish between side effects and effects – of antidepressants, antipsychotics, anti-anxiety and anti-manic agents, and stimulants.  Also published here is a comprehensive white paper done by the Citizens Commission on Human Rights covering psychiatric drugs, their usage and their effects.

www.psychiatrichelp.org

A series of comprehensive, downloadable booklets on 19 different aspects of psychiatric abuse, including fraud, pseudo-scientific theories, child drugging, elderly abuse and erosion of justice. Site shows how broad and how dangerous has been the influence of psychiatry on our society.

www.psych-crimes.com

A site that focuses on the dangers women face for psychiatric abuse. The site also describes how several famous actresses had their lives completely ruined by psychiatrists.

www.psychquotes.com

Revealing and scary quotes on the goals of psychiatry and psychology by the very leaders, founders and theorists of psychiatry and psychology.

Richard Cohen Films
Hurry Tomorrow

The film Hurry Tomorrow was filmed over a six week period in a locked ward at Metropolitan State Hospital in Los Angeles and it documents the loss of human rights and the abuse suffered by psychiatric patients in a state mental hospital. The film prompted an investigation that revealed the tragic deaths of several hundred patients.

smartmedinfo.com 

A site for professionals and lay people alike, smartmedinfo offers, articles, videos, blogs and information that are fact based and are dedicated to giving complete information about psychiatric drugs, collectively and individually.  An example of one fact: forty-one percent of all prescriptions are given for something that the FDA did not approve them for.  

sntp.net 

An associate site of the Foundation for Truth in Reality, this “Say No to Psychiatry” site goes over the dangerous short term and largely unknown long term effects of psychiatric medication and lists in detail their “side effects,” which include addiction and withdrawal symptoms.  The site also shows how psychiatric drugs actually obtain their effects by causing brain dysfunction.  

theicarusproject.net 

This site educates its viewers on the options available to them for coming off psychiatric drugs as smoothly and harmlessly as possible and lists links to other resources to help in that regard.  Also provided is a comprehensive list of both the mental and physical health risks of psychiatric drugs and a “Universal Declaration of Mental Rights and Freedoms.”

www.wildestcolts.com

Site of John Breeding, author of the seminal work “The Wildest Colts Make the Best Horses: The Truth about Ritalin, ADHD and Other Disruptive Behavior Disorders.”

“Anti-psychiatry” listing on wikepedia.org

A history of the anti-psychiatry movement, its originators and principal advocates, and the theories and evidence upon which the movement is based.

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