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Category Archives: myths about mental illness
life is not a problem to be solved – Søren Kierkegaard
Posted in Crazy World, myths about mental illness, Philosopy or Pill-osophy ?
Tagged experience, Kierkegaard, life, problem
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Is The Chemical Imbalance theory a myth?
This is the question question posed in a Toronto Star article by Joseph Hall. The answer is of course, a resounding “D’oh!”…. or, if you need a translation: “yes, of course”. The real question would be: is psychiatry beginning to … Continue reading
Posted in anatomy of an epidemic, medication madness, myths about mental illness
Tagged bollocks, Evidence-based medicine, Joseph Hall, Psychiatric medication, Robert Whitaker, Toronto Star
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psych meds and drugs – some straight talk
So much talk about mental health is really just talk about about drugs. on meds v off meds meds as magical cure v … Continue reading
The Backlash – On Being Sane In Insane Places pt2
The response to David Rosenhan’s experiment [see part 1 here] from the private members club the American Psychiatric Assciation was far from being a happy one. [see right] It was after all their game, their club and their ball and they’ll cry if they … Continue reading


















































































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