Psychiatry can be harmful to health
The Buffalo News
http://www.buffalonews.com/222/story/25798.html
There is a multimillion dollar ad campaign designed to dupe people
into believing that they are sick because of chemicals in their
brain. It is designed to make parents think that their children
are defective and brain damaged.
With 8 million children on psychiatric drugs in the United States,
this does not mean that all of our children are sick, it simply
means that the psycho/pharmaceutical ad campaign is working. And
it points to the fact that what Citizens Commission on Human Rights
has been saying since 1969 is true: psychiatrists are child abusers,
as is evidenced by the numerous reported cases of abuse.
The commission is an international mental health watchdog organization
with more than 150 chapters in 34 countries. Representatives dedicate
their lives to helping the survivors of psychiatric abuse free themselves
from the harm created by psychiatry and to live happy and productive
lives.
As executive director of the commission’s Buffalo chapter,
I have witnessed the horrific side-effects of psychiatric drugs
from the people who have had the courage to speak of their experiences.
Colleen House
Buffalo
CCHR protested a psychiatric
conference in Niagara Falls, NY on July 21-23, 2006.
TeenScreen
Booted from Florida County
Behaving badly has disorder to call its own
Ever-growing list of mental illnesses met by skepticism
By Chris Emery
Sun reporter
Originally published July 17, 2006
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/nationworld/bal-te.anger17jul17,0,7903653.story
When researchers announced that 16 million Americans who fly into
occasional fits of unwarranted rage may suffer from a mental illness
called "intermittent explosive disorder," the diagnosis
drew its share of hoots and howls.
(...more)
Bush's Mental Illness Screening Squad On the Move
July 9, 2006. By Evelyn Pringle
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0607/S00120.htm
The tax dollar funded mental health screening programs popping
up in every corner of the nation represent an enormous gift to Big
Pharma from the Bush administration. After all, drug companies can't
push drugs without a lucrative customer base, so the screening programs
are a great solution for that little problem.
(...more)
State reprimands counselor; School worker pressured parent,
allowed ADHD evaluation of student without parental consent
July 8, 2006. By Jack Encarnacao
The Patriot Ledger
WEYMOUTH - A state department of education investigation concluded
that a veteran adjustment counselor at the Thomas Hamilton Primary
School violated federal law when she allowed a special education
evaluation of a student without parental consent.
(...more)
|
