Psychiatric coercion, which is the practice of inflicting psychiatric treatment without the consent of the individual is an extremely unethical practice. While proponents argue that it is necessary for …
The following is a description about morality and philosophy in relation to the ideas of psychiatrist Thomas Szasz (who was a professor emeritus of psychiatry at the State University …
Can lawsuits help to stop psychiatric human rights abuses? In short, yes, I think they can. There have been a variety of psychiatry related lawsuits over the years. There …
How we use language is important. I want to utilize this opportunity to describe to you two terms, psychiatric slavery and death control. My goal is to help you …
If someone finds alcohol to help relieve social anxiety at parties, that does not mean alcohol is nontoxic. If an SSRI helps one to subjectively feel “better”, that does …
Much of psychiatry is rather oppressive and morally deficient. Because pseudo medical psychiatry is protected by HIPPA privacy laws. When psychiatric coercion happens, it often happens hidden by psychiatric …
The National Institute of Mental Health is the government agency ostensibly tasked with helping to promote the “mental health” of Americans. This governmental naming is silly, and many current …
We recently started an antipsychiatry specific Twitter handle. We also recently started an antipsychiatry specific Telegram handle. It may be good if the CSX (consumer, survivor, ex-mental patient) movement …
Thomas Szasz posits that there is no such thing as “mental disease”. There is only bodily diseases. The mind cannot be sick, being an abstract thing. He does not …
Read books by psychiatrist Thomas Szasz. In my view, psychiatrist Thomas Szasz was mostly correct. Learn about psychiatric coercion. Help to outlaw nonconsensual psychiatry and psychiatric coercion. To some, …
