06.07.2016 auf Mad in America
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Before I start to seem too pessimistic, here comes the good news: every day we meet people who show that the predictions of psychiatry are not true; that there are “cures,” that it is possible to reduce or withdraw psychiatric drugs, and that in most cases it is better never to have started them! It is not done without effort, and it is not done alone, but it is possible. I have experienced this many times, and so have others, all over the globe.
We have to continue to show this to the world - in practice, research and other manifestations. And so, this October 15th, we will host Scientific Symposium – Psychiatric Drug Risk and Alternatives in Gothenburg, Sweden. The symposium will mark the start of an International Institute for Psychiatric Drug Risk and Withdrawal. Some of the initial members of the institute’s faculty - Volkmar Aderhold, Birgitta Alakare, Will Hall, John Read, Olga Runciman, Jaakko Seikkula, Sammi Timimi, Robert Whitaker and myself - will present on what we know, and what remains to be learned, about the risks of, and withdrawal from, psychiatric drugs.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2016/07/78864/
Infos zur Autorin:
Carina Håkansson is a psychotherapist and manager at Family Care Foundation in Gothenburg, Sweden, which was founded in 1987. Many of the Foundation's clients live with farm families, with the thought that this "ordinary life" provides a place and knowledge that can be quite helpful and create "new possibilities." The Foundation avoids the use of psychiatric diagnoses, and its therapists and staff seek to work in a close collaboration with the "ordinary people" in its programs.
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