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U.S. Could Learn from Reform of Coercive Mental Health Practices

An Australian proposal to eliminate forced psychiatric practices such as restraints should be immediately implemented and is vital also for patients in the U.S. By…

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Fight For Kids Campaign Renews Pledge to Stop Forced Mental Health Treatment

Over 6 million American children are on prescribed psychotropics with debilitating adverse effects and youngsters are electroshocked; mental health watchdog says a shift is needed…

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Mental Health Watchdog Updates Report on Psychotropic Meds’ Role in Violence

CCHR’s definitive report on psychotropic meds linked to mass violence and suicide is being updated, with cases documented since 2018 and more medical studies/drug regulatory…

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CCHR Renews Pledge for Child Protections Against Psychiatric Abuse in 2022

“It’s time to rethink pills and electroshock,” mental health industry watchdog says, as it prepares for a new year of campaigning for parental and children’s…

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CCHR Wants Consumers and Police Better Informed About Hidden Source of Violence

Acts of senseless violence linked to increasing psychotropic drug prescriptions—report documents 100 incidents associated with 500 deaths, urging greater consumer awareness and better informed consent…

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