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MENTAL HEALTH

New Boston Study Reveals ADHD Drugs Can Cause Psychosis. We Already Knew That.

While ADHD prescriptions have shot up 30 percent for adults ages 20 to 39, it’s just been demonstrated that amphetamine use increases the risk of psychosis by up to five times.

MENTAL HEALTH

Harold Sackeim’s Conflicts of Interest at the Heart of Dangerous Industry of Electroshock

A web of connections between Sackeim, manufacturers and a government official creates a profit center out of the human misery of electroshock.

MENTAL HEALTH

With Its Streamlined New Baker Act, Florida Embraces the Human Rights Abuse the Rest of the World Condemns

Florida’s House Bill 7021 emboldens institutional psychiatry’s abuse and makes it more profitable for providers.

MENTAL HEALTH

“Imagine” a World Without Psychiatry—But With Better Mental Health 

The truth about psychiatry is shocking: It’s created an industry of “treatments” that do far more harm than good in addressing “diseases” that don’t exist.

MENTAL HEALTH

Harming in the Name of Help: Traveling Exhibit Shines Light on Psychiatric Human Rights Abuses

As psychiatric drug prescriptions soar, so do suicide rates, to the highest since 1941.

MENTAL HEALTH

California Supreme Court Says “No Electroshock without Informed Consent” in Major Patient Victory

When it comes to the dangers of electroconvulsive therapy, patients have been left largely unprotected by government regulations—until now.

MENTAL HEALTH

Florida Psychologist Arrested: Sex Trafficked 15-Year-Old Girl in Horror Story for Every Parent

Up to 10 percent of all psychologists and psychiatrists are sexual abusers, according to a mental health watchdog’s report.

MENTAL HEALTH

FDA Rejects Ecstasy for Psychiatric Use, Prompting Drugmaker to Lay Off 75% of Staff

Almost 100 percent of trial participants reported adverse events using this dangerous hallucinogen.

MENTAL HEALTH

Citizens Commission on Human Rights Shuts Down Psychiatric Abusers in Hungary

Involuntary commitment and coercive treatment violates the rights of 10 to 15,000 Hungarians annually.

MENTAL HEALTH

Arrests Surrounding Matthew Perry’s Death Bring Renewed Attention to Ketamine—the Psychiatric Drug That Killed Him 

The global market for this “rapid-acting antidepressant” will swell to $3.8 billion by 2027. That is, unless something is done to stop it before more lives are lost.