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Tag Archives: Coercive psychiatry
CCHR Renews Call for Laws to Prohibit Restraining Children with Drugs After Use in Psychiatric Facilities Rose 141%
Young, male, Black, and economically disadvantaged children were disproportionately restrained with antipsychotic drugs. Continue reading
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Under International Pressure, Psychiatrists Forced to Confront Ending Coercive Mental Health Practices
New evidence of the extent of and harm from involuntary mental health treatment emerges, as efforts continue to minimize or end the coercion. Continue reading
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CCHR Calls on Congress to Align U.S. with International Human Rights Standards and End Coercive Mental Health Treatment
Research indicates coercive practices negatively impact physical and mental health, often compounding a person’s existing condition. Continue reading
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World Health Organization Calls for End to Abusive Mental Health Practices It Says Are All Too Common
Report cites evidence indicates that involuntary mental health treatment is ineffective and can worsen an individual’s condition. Continue reading
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Study Adds to Research Showing Involuntary Psychiatric Hospitalization Does More Harm Than Good
Involuntary hospitalization for substance abuse treatment is not effective. Continue reading
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White Paper on Improving Psychiatric Patient Outcomes
Psychiatric incarceration and psychiatric drugging of children is tragic and should be stopped. Continue reading
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Wasted Billion$ Spent On Violence Prevention
Psychotropic Drugs’ Role In Mass Shootings Continue reading
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New York City Goes Big-Time For Involuntary Commitment
Coercive psychiatry is not intended to cure anything. Continue reading
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World Psychiatric Group Must Tell Its Members To Expunge Chemical Imbalance Myth
There is no convincing evidence to support the theory that a chemical imbalance causes a mental disorder. Continue reading
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Hallelujah! Keep the Faith
The opposite of faith is distrust. Continue reading
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