Antidepressant Celexa—Warnings
There have been 22 drug regulatory agency warnings from four countries (United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia) and the European Union on Celexa. These…

There have been 22 drug regulatory agency warnings from four countries (United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia) and the European Union on Celexa. These…
Alternatives to Psychiatric Drugs >> Get Free CCHR News Updates Here >> There have been 30 studies in nine countries (Canada, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Iceland,…
Alternatives to Psychiatric Drugs >> Get Free CCHR News Updates Here >> There have been 23 drug regulatory agency warnings from four countries (United States,…
There have been recent calls for a national Mental Health Registry, and then additional calls to link such a registry to gun licensing. In the dreadful wake of Newtown, both the left and the right and the current US federal administration are demanding that we tighten mental health statutes to make it easier and even mandatory for health care providers including psychiatrists and psychotherapists to incarcerate people on suspicion of perpetrating violence.
In a recent blog, I evaluated all the ways psychiatry and individual psychiatrists already have too much authority to lock up American citizens. I’ve pointed out how ineffective that power has proven in preventing violence.
Every parent of a preteen has been there: on the receiving end of sullen responses, bursts of frustration or anger, even public tantrums that summon the fear that Children’s Aid is on its way. Come late May, with the publication of the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), however, such sustained cranky behaviour could put your child at risk of a diagnosis of “disruptive mood dysregulation disorder.”