By Rufus Carter Making a living is certainly the root of a lot of headaches and stress. That’s the last thing you need as you strive to rebuild your life while recovering from substance abuse. Unfortunately, landlords and utility companies … Continue reading →
It’s Simple: Better Sleep = Better Mental Health By Cheryl Conklin The alarm goes off. You lift your head from the pillow to check the time and, though only half awake, you try to do a quick calculation. It’s been … Continue reading →
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The proponents of expanding forced psychiatry have already lobbied for outpatient forced drugging laws in almost every state in the union. It is with great alarm that we have learned that the next domino to fall may be Texas.
Continue reading →“This landmark settlement holds Janssen accountable for its actions and sends a message to all pharmaceutical companies that these practices will not be tolerated,” stated Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Continue reading →our society of believes that all people diagnosed with
schizophrenia need to be on medication all their lives. Yet, the NIMH
has funded a long-term study of schizophrenia outcomes by a researcher
named Martin Harrow, and in 2007 he reported that at the end of 15
years, the recovery rate for those off medication was 40%, versus 5%
for those on medication. …
Gabriel was on Seroquel, used to treat bipolar disorder, and other psychiatric drugs linked by federal regulators to potentially dangerous side effects, including suicide, but the risks may not have
been adequately communicated to his foster parents. …
This paper offers real-world examples of how therapists can avoid resorting to coercive interventions while attempting to respectfully help those in severe distress. (Author is responsible for content.)
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