A former American Psychiatric Association (APA) president once told Congress that a widespread “movement” exists to eradicate psychiatry. In 2014, he had hired a Public…
A former American Psychiatric Association (APA) president once told Congress that a widespread “movement” exists to eradicate psychiatry. In 2014, he had hired a Public…
CCHR hopes study will put an end to the psychiatric practice of pre-drugging children with powerful psychotropic drugs to prevent the possible onset of a…
By Kelly Patricia O’Meara January 14, 2015 A new year, a new Congress and a new push for consideration of old mental health legislation that…
This is the second article in a five-part series on depression. The first one discussed how there is no medical test to diagnose depression; the interview scales have no known validity or reliability because there is no comparative gold standard; the varying interview scales result in different diagnostic conclusions; and almost every life reaction is considered a symptom for depression — including things such as indecisiveness, inability to concentrate, changes in weight or sleeping pattern. None of this is very scientific.