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Our culture loves telling stories, and having stories told to us When those stories are about products that are highly contextual, subjective and vaiable in effect, designed for daily consumption over a span of years, it’s important that we engage those stories thoughtfully

The UK government's decision to prescribe SSRI antidepressants to sexual offenders to suppress their sexual desire is the clearest admission yet (by the establishment) of how profoundly these drugs impair sexual functioning.

1/6 The "science" underpinning our mental health services is ultimately the self-serving opinions of little man babies who are given money by the pharmaceutical industry and power by governments to...

Seeking Soteria from Eugene Larkin is a powerful testimony to what’s possible when we choose trust over fear, being over fixing, and humanity over systems. Gene can be heard in a few weeks time on Katinka Blackford Newman podcast.davidhealy.org/safety-or-syst…

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Diagnosis and drug treatment of ADHD rockets in the UK. We need to question what this is about. Daily Mail dailymail.co.uk/health/article…

“AI tools are already shaping decisions about who gets hired, who gets housing and even who gets flagged in the legal system. Most people don’t realise how deep it goes right now in the United States,” says Mollie Adler. novaramedia.com/2025/05/22/mee…

mental health-related data harvested from wellness apps, therapy platforms and journaling tools, alongside search histories and social media activity, is being scraped and analysed by AI screening tools and used to build ‘risk profiles’.

Vets asked for talk therapy. They got a cocktail of risky meds instead—and paid the price. Hear their powerful stories in our latest public health video. #Vets #Suicide #Akathisia Voices of Veterans: The Hidden Dangers of Medication youtube.com/clip/UgkxJor7z… via YouTube

Older adults are often prescribed antipsychotics off-label for behavioral control in the hospital. But there’s no evidence for antipsychotics helping, and a great deal of evidence of harm. By Peter Simons madinamerica.com/2025/06/elderl…

Thread on this article which decries critics for 'highlighting risks from adverse effects over possible benefits, and insinuating that deprescribing is not simply the discontinuing of an obsolete or unhelpful medicine, but rather an act of redress' psychiatrictimes.com/view/deprescri…

I only just noticed that the drug company funded (Pfizer, GSK, Merck) Science Media Centre had put out a critical release about our antidepressant withdrawal paper. A few responses to these criticisms. bit.ly/43MqWcr Thread 1/n

Doctors told a teenage Laura Delano she had something they called bipolar disorder, and then proceeded to make her legitimately crazy with psych drugs. She’s one of the few who recovered. (0:00) Introduction (1:16) Why Is the New York Times Mad at Delano for Getting off

So many of us in America are suffering right now-- but is this a "mental health crisis," or something else? I dive into this question, my new book, Unshrunk, and more in this Tucker Carlson Network interview with Tucker Carlson. Gosh, what a meaningful chat. So grateful for the opportunity.

"Wouldn't it be the norm that some people, when exposed to a chemical long-term, may actually develop some form of brain injury or cognitive damage from it?" Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring (Dr. Josef 🇺🇸) asks why people assume that psychiatric drugs don't permanently damage cognition.

I fear the ideology of 'pluralism' is now being misused in psychiatry to preserve the status quo - e.g. accommodating conflicting theories without questioning dominant power structures or paradigms; effectively neutralising the impact of more radical or transformative approaches.

“Justin, I used to have romantic ideas about mental illness too, until I worked in an asylum.” Why do people always say this? They know I spent my formative years in and out of these places, first visiting my dad and then being locked up myself. It’s what fuels my work.

Instead of staffing clozapine and depot clinics, mental health nurses could establish deprescribing services and programs aimed at informing and supporting people to safely and carefully reduce and potentially completely cease their psychotropic drugs. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/in…