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Stiftelsen Humania
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20200211 Velkommen ved Einar Plyhn, forlagssjef Abstrakt Forlag
Lansering av boken "Inn i katastrofelandskapet" av Jan Hammer (spesialsykepleier med master i psykisk helsearbeid), Didrik Heggdal (psykologspesialist) og Kristoffer Ludvigsen (psykolog)
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Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00
Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET inviterer og utfordrer pasientene til å møte skremmende tanker og følelser med aksept i stedet for at man forsøker å dempe eller flykte fra sine indre opplevelser. Med dette snur BET opp ned på konvensjonelle forestillinger om hva psykiske lidelser er og hvordan psykiske helseutfordringer kan behandles.
Den fokuserte og intensive døgnbehandlingen ved BET-Seksjonen i Vestre Viken HF gir pasientene mulighet til å være aktive aktører i egen behandling og til selv å ta styringen i prosessen fram mot autonomi og et verdig liv. Dette er både i tråd med samfunnets overordnede, humanistiske verdier, og bidrar til å realisere helsepolitiske føringer og målsettinger for det psykiske helsevernet.
Inn i katastrofelandskapet forteller om BET som behandlingsmodell. Boka presenterer også erfaringene til fire tidligere pasienter og en pårørende som etter mange år i psykisk helsevern omsider opplevde å få hjelp.
En must-read for alle i psykisk helsefeltet. JØRGEN FLOR
Boka fortener å bli lest av alle som har behandlaransvar og ansvar for å organisere tenestene. TROND F. AARRE
Et vakkert kraftsenter av en bok! VICTORIA IBABAO EDWARDS
Denne boken viser vei mot en ny tid. BIRGIT VALLA
Les flere anmeldelser her: events/552983298588178/
Abstrakt Forlag
Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00
Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET inviterer og utfordrer pasientene til å møte skremmende tanker og følelser med aksept i stedet for at man forsøker å dempe eller flykte fra sine indre opplevelser. Med dette snur BET opp ned på konvensjonelle forestillinger om hva psykiske lidelser er og hvordan psykiske helseutfordringer kan behandles.
Den fokuserte og intensive døgnbehandlingen ved BET-Seksjonen i Vestre Viken HF gir pasientene mulighet til å være aktive aktører i egen behandling og til selv å ta styringen i prosessen fram mot autonomi og et verdig liv. Dette er både i tråd med samfunnets overordnede, humanistiske verdier, og bidrar til å realisere helsepolitiske føringer og målsettinger for det psykiske helsevernet.
Inn i katastrofelandskapet forteller om BET som behandlingsmodell. Boka presenterer også erfaringene til fire tidligere pasienter og en pårørende som etter mange år i psykisk helsevern omsider opplevde å få hjelp.
En must-read for alle i psykisk helsefeltet. JØRGEN FLOR
Boka fortener å bli lest av alle som har behandlaransvar og ansvar for å organisere tenestene. TROND F. AARRE
Et vakkert kraftsenter av en bok! VICTORIA IBABAO EDWARDS
Denne boken viser vei mot en ny tid. BIRGIT VALLA
Les flere anmeldelser her: events/552983298588178/
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20200211 Innledning ved Kirsten Hørthe, klinikksjef PHR Vestre Viken HF
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Lansering av boken "Inn i katastrofelandskapet" av Jan Hammer (spesialsykepleier med master i psykisk helsearbeid), Didrik Heggdal (psykologspesialist) og Kristoffer Ludvigsen (psykolog) Abstrakt Forlag Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00 Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET ...
20200211 Kort innføring i BET ved Didrik Heggdal, psykologspesialist
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Lansering av boken "Inn i katastrofelandskapet" av Jan Hammer (spesialsykepleier med master i psykisk helsearbeid), Didrik Heggdal (psykologspesialist) og Kristoffer Ludvigsen (psykolog) Abstrakt Forlag Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00 Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET ...
20200211 Relasjon og holdning i BET, ved Kristoffer Ludvigsen, psykolog
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Lansering av boken "Inn i katastrofelandskapet" av Jan Hammer (spesialsykepleier med master i psykisk helsearbeid), Didrik Heggdal (psykologspesialist) og Kristoffer Ludvigsen (psykolog) Abstrakt Forlag Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00 Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET ...
20200211 Hvordan bidrar BET til å realisere helsepolitiske føringer? Jan Hammer, spesialsykepleier
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Lansering av boken "Inn i katastrofelandskapet" av Jan Hammer (spesialsykepleier med master i psykisk helsearbeid), Didrik Heggdal (psykologspesialist) og Kristoffer Ludvigsen (psykolog) Abstrakt Forlag Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00 Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET ...
20200211 Refleksjon ved Tormod Stangeland, spesialist i barne- og ungdomspsykologi
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Lansering av boken "Inn i katastrofelandskapet" av Jan Hammer (spesialsykepleier med master i psykisk helsearbeid), Didrik Heggdal (psykologspesialist) og Kristoffer Ludvigsen (psykolog) Abstrakt Forlag Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00 Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET ...
20200211 Panelsamtale med Kristoffer Ludvigsen, Jan Hammer, Didrik Heggdal og Tormod Stangeland
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Lansering av boken "Inn i katastrofelandskapet" av Jan Hammer (spesialsykepleier med master i psykisk helsearbeid), Didrik Heggdal (psykologspesialist) og Kristoffer Ludvigsen (psykolog) Abstrakt Forlag Litteraturhuset, Amalie Skram-salen 11. februar 2020 kl 17.00 Basal eksponeringsterapi (BET) er utviklet for å hjelpe mennesker med omfattende og invalidiserende psykiske helseutfordringer. BET ...
20191001 Robert Whitaker- Anatomy of a Global Epidemic: Psychiatric Drugs and the Rise in Disability
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Fra konferansen Økende medikalisering og lansering av boken "Medikalisering av psykososiale problemer" på Litteraturhuset i Oslo 1. oktober 2019 Anatomy of a Global Epidemic: Psychiatric Drugs and the Rise in Disability, ved Robert Whitaker Robert Whitaker er vitenskapsjournalist og forfatter, han har vunnet en rekke priser for arbeider innen medisin og vitenskapelige tema. Han står også bak Ma...
20191001 Yousuf Mohammad - Nedtrapping av psykofarmaka
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Fra konferansen Økende Medikalisering og lansering av boken "Medikalisering av psykososiale problemer" på Litteraturhuset i Oslo 1. oktober 2019 Yousuf Mohammad: Nedtrapping av psykofarmaka Yousuf Mohammad er psykiater og overlege ved Hurdalsjøen Recoverysenter, Helseforetaket Incita
20191001 Ragnfrid Kogstad - Bruk av psykofarmaka i Norge
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Fra konferansen Økende Medikalisering og lansering av boken "Medikalisering av psykososiale problemer" på Litteraturhuset i Oslo 1. oktober 2019 Ragnfrid Kogstad: Bruk av psykofarmaka i Norge Ragnfrid Kogstad er professor i psykisk helsearbeid ved Høgskolen i Innlandet. Hun er sosiolog med doktorgrad fra medisinsk fakultet, Universitetet i Oslo
20190321 Ragnfrid Kogstad bokoverrekkelse til psykologiprofessor Tor-Johan Ekeland
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Fra konferansen Grunnlagsproblemer i vitenskapene om mennesket på Litteraturhuset 21. mars 2019 i anledning psykologiprofessor Tor-Johan Ekelands 70-årsdag
20190321 Jan Inge Sørbø. Ord som flyg over vatnet. Terapi og skjønnlitteratur
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Ord som flyg over vatnet. Terapi og skjønnlitteratur. Jan Inge Sørbø Konferansen Grunnlagsproblemer i vitenskapene om mennesket på Litteraturhuset 21. mars 2019 i anledning psykologiprofessor Tor-Johan Ekelands 70-årsdag
20190321 Tor-Johan Ekeland. Kunnskap for praksis: etikken før evidensen
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Kunnskap for praksis: etikken før evidensen. Tor-Johan Ekeland Konferansen Grunnlagsproblemer i vitenskapene om mennesket på Litteraturhuset 21. mars 2019 på Litteraturhuset i anledning psykologiprofessor Tor-Johan Ekelands 70-årsdag
20190321 Per Haave. Ut fra samtidens beste kunnskap - eller på tvers av motstemmer? Om insulinsjokk.
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Behandling ut fra samtidens beste kunnskap - eller på tvers av motstemmer? Eksempelet insulinsjokk. Per Haave Konferansen Grunnlagsproblemer i vitenskapene om mennesket på Litteraturhuset 21. mars 2019 på Litteraturhuset i anledning psykologiprofessor Tor-Johan Ekelands 70-årsdag
20190321 Arnulf Kolstad og Svein Haugsgjerd. Biologismen versus det psykososiale perspektivet
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Biologismen versus det psykososiale perspektivet - kan motsetningene oppheves? Samtale mellom Arnulf Kolstad og Svein Haugsgjerd Konferansen Grunnlagsproblemer i vitenskapene om mennesket på Litteraturhuset 21. mars 2019 i anledning psykologiprofessor Tor-Johan Ekelands 70-årsdag
Humania part 2: Moncrieff, The myth of the chemical cure (english)
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Humania part 2: Moncrieff, The myth of the chemical cure (english)
Humania Part 3: Moncrieff and Hald, Consequences for practice (english)
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Humania Part 3: Moncrieff and Hald, Consequences for practice (english)
Humania: Patologisering av livet (Tor-Johan Ekeland) (norwegian)
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Humania: Patologisering av livet (Tor-Johan Ekeland) (norwegian)
Innovations in Clinical Suicidology(Part 3): CAMS as an Alternative Model - Professor David A. Jobes
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Innovations in Clinical Suicidology(Part 3): CAMS as an Alternative Model - Professor David A. Jobes
Innovations in Clinical Suicidology(Part 1): CAMS as an Alternative Model - Professor David A. Jobes
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Innovations in Clinical Suicidology(Part 1): CAMS as an Alternative Model - Professor David A. Jobes
Innovations in Clinical Suicidology(Part 2): CAMS as an Alternative Model - Professor David A. Jobes
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Innovations in Clinical Suicidology(Part 2): CAMS as an Alternative Model - Professor David A. Jobes
Session 5: A qualitative study of Danish Suicide prevention Clinics by Titia Lahoz
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Session 5: A qualitative study of Danish Suicide prevention Clinics by Titia Lahoz
Basal Exposure Therapy (BET) Alternative to coercion and control in suicide prevention
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Basal Exposure Therapy (BET) Alternative to coercion and control in suicide prevention
Session 6: Plenary Session - Alternative to conventional clinical approaches
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Session 6: Plenary Session - Alternative to conventional clinical approaches
Open dialogue with families.. (Jaakko Seikkula)
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Open dialogue with families.. (Jaakko Seikkula)
Rethinking Antipsychotics (Robert Whitaker)
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Rethinking Antipsychotics (Robert Whitaker)
Psychiatric wards without medication: Why I think it is a bad idea? (Jan Ivar Røssberg)
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Psychiatric wards without medication: Why I think it is a bad idea? (Jan Ivar Røssberg)
Treatment with or without psychopharmaca and the basis of our knowledge: Panel Debate
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Treatment with or without psychopharmaca and the basis of our knowledge: Panel Debate
Psychiatric treatment from the perspective of the user organizations (Håkon Rian Ueland)
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Psychiatric treatment from the perspective of the user organizations (Håkon Rian Ueland)
Psychiatrists are criminals. Their goal is market and sell, want power and control. They do not care of the harm they do to others.
Good man, but no need to step into politics to gain points.
This psychotherapist, while being so convinced that antipsychotics are ‘effective’ for people with psychosis, he seems to know not much about the short and long term negative consequences of psychiatric drug treatment. He would do well to investigate more extensively the work of Drs. Joanna Moncrieff and David Healy. I also recommend the book Brain Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry by Peter Breggin, MD (a psychiatrist.)
The term depression is too vague and is just a profiteering medicalisation of unhappiness. Rather ask what causes unhappiness. Nothing to do with a chemical imbalance.
The first mistake is believing someone who wants me to take antipsychotics actually cares about me.
Let me tell you, folks, psychedelics, they're something else, okay? They're like the cavalry riding in to save the day. You take 'em, and boom, those crazy thoughts, they just disappear. It's tremendous, really tremendous. People don't give 'em enough credit, but let me tell you, they're doing a fantastic job, fantastic. We need to keep winning with psychedelics, believe me. Make psychosis great again.
Mental health is the development of a mental + emotional dedication - a cathexis!
1:36 Thats if you're a demorat libtard. Great way to turn people off. Lets go BRANDON! A**wipe!
The real problem lies with the notion that mental issues have a biological basis. Besides the fact that it is based on pseudo-science the main problem is that it entrenches the mind- body split and the materialist notion that the physical brain by some miraculous electro- chemistry produces mind and emotions. This is the most arse about face nonsense this archiac view still propagates.
We (the people with mental illnes ) pay a high price. Because we have to take the meds. they bring hurendous side effect. The biggest one for me is not being able to stay motivated. Or even to start a task to begin with. Anti psycotics when being used properly block. 80/90 procent of the dopamine D2 receptor also serotonine. This causes the patient to feel depressed as to being not motivated.
For some reason, I'm not able to edit, so i add that Chinese medicine causes NO HARM and can also be very effective and helpful for some things Big Pharma's narrative would likely dismiss.
Chinese medicine does a lot of harm to rare animals.
Perhaps Chinese treatments do not cause Disassociation!
Big Pharma's cost strategy is that for every drug they research that doesn't pan out, they must recoup the cost. So-called antipsychotics do not undo psychosis at all. This is information which needs to be known. They are simply drugs which have psychotropic effects, for CONTROLLING individuals. Imo these drugs are far more dangerous than marijuana, which can calm people and has a depressive effect in the nervous system. Big Pharma's model, although unspoken, is akin to the opium dens of yesteryear, condemning those with life's difficulties to a lifetime of feeding big business at the expense of their brains and healthy lives. Pot is not physically addictive. Big Pharma's drugs don't temporarily "work" until the brain is addicted to them, and getting off of them can be a nightmare. Information is power.
I was on antipsychotics and a bunch of other psychiatric drugs.Every time i asked the doctors if i could taper down to quit, they always rejected my question. "Better keep taking it just to be safe, it's too early etc". Eventually i was able to quit them on my own, it was hell but i made it through. And i'm doing much better now than when i was on them. Not one doctor or other person bothered to tell me about the severe side effects, or how horrible the withdrawals are from these drugs. The truth is that they're clueless about it. It makes me angry just thinking about it. They should only be used during acute phases. And tapered down as soon as possible. There will be cases where people with very severe mental health problems would be better off taking them for more extended periods or even life. But i'd say more than 75% of the patients I've met would be better off without them. Instead They're being prescribed more and more drugs, mostly to counteract the side effects of the other drugs. It's fucking ridiculous how these "professional" people operate.
Yup; so much easier 2 medic8 than communic8. BTW; psych meds r simply "chemical pacifiers" (i.e.: designed 2 silence u when getting abused, bullied, & harassed by other people (especially those deemed as "authority figures").
Psychiatrists are insane.
They are criminals. Governments love em though.
No need to add your politics into this presentation. But thanks for a great presentation!
Thank you for posting
It's so annoying that in 2023 we still don't have anything better to offer people than antipsychotics with their horrendous side-effects
Forced disability, it is put in the media, that psychotropics have a benefit as criminal persecution and prevention. So the established press brings news of shootings by the insane and the conclusion is we need more psychiatry and more neuroleptics. Psychiatry still can't admit what damage is done but get us more drugs and we get suppressed and cursed by society. There is no chance of psychosis even if there isn't any psychosis. The police keeps picking us up, drives us to the hospital and we get drugged with antipsychotics. You might be lucky to get stuff like clozapine, but people think this is the best antipsychotic and that proves you have schizophrenia. If you are lucky maybe 300 mg is enough to keep you drugged, and if you are not dying from a heart attack or some infection in a wound or your teeth, you learn that there is nothing wrong with you. Just that nobody likes you, and you are excluded in every way. You have suffered from stronger neuroleptics for so many years, that your ptsd turns worse and you get complex ptsd. The authorities do anything to keep you alarmed and the people who are resposible for the forced drugging have to admit, they have no idea, what's on your mind. And you keep erasing everything..
About the use of force: If a person behaves in a way that is very risky like running around in traffic or hitting everyone around, I would like that person to be restrained by the police. If that person’s caretakers is very clear about how protective use of force can be used, I might agree with their intervention, but doing so makes it very hard for a confused or enraged person to understand why force is being used, so that is why its best to seperate caretakers from enforcers. I know they are still part of the same system, but the dialog after the use of force will be easier. I would strongly recommend to have an open and empathic dialog after the use of any kind of force in all areas of society. Using drugs to force people makes the dialog impossible, so that is not a great idea at all.
Forced treatment. Meds did not help. I am begging for mercy killing or I will go to Home Depot and buy something that produces carbon monoxide take the sedatives and not wake up
As John Rosemond and Peter Breggin say: ' The worst thing you can do is go to a psychiatrist for help!' They are all set to conjure crocodile tears of concern, brand you with a disease-like label, give you various neurotoxic drugs or ECT and corral you as a long-term cash cow!
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Thank you sir
Extremely well explained, thanks Dr. Moncrieff.
A brilliant example of how Joanna Moncrieff's views and work are the real answers to the problems of '20th Century' psychiatry.
Jeg håper dette først og fremst var en konferanse for seriøse forskere og fagfolk. De miljøene er ikke alltid overlappende.
viva revi! iver aviv
I really appreciate how thorough this discussion was in showing the history of how we got to this stage. Very valuable information. Just wish more doctor knew about it.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Some antipsychotics at very low dose can relieve anxiety. How about chronic psychotic illnesses, how should they be treated?
Disease-like labels are needed - to secure financialization!
You asked "How about chronic psychotic illnesses?" how do you distinguish being/thinking "psychotic" from being/thinking stupid? Some people are just plain stupid and are given the diagnosis of "psychotic". Stupid people might need to be controlled and how do you control them? You can't use (visible) ropes and chains today, it has to be invisible. Children who are supposed to learn to control themselves as they grow and mature are instead getting drugs today for their "mental illness". What will happen to them when they become adults? I predict there will not be enough qualified watchers to watch over the "mentally ill".
Chronic psychotic patients in studies do better without antipsychotics
He confirmed longterm use of these drugs caused damage to brain.!
Very interesting but if you would have a psychotic episode would you take meds or not?
I think the point is they're ok in acute situations but not long term
I would rather die...
My son was forsed today to take meds for psychosis help any advise hes had several motorcycle accidents and has been delusional for a while he did choose to take meds
You have to consider what the "episode" was prompted by.
@@gaiadance Idk but wouldn't some type of brain trauma specialist be best to confer with?
This is ground breaking advancement in the field. I don't understand why these concepts are not more widely known among clinicians. Get it together, mental health community!!
They only ask if you’re suicidal that’s it lol our mental health field is a joke. Look at all these men wanting to become woman instead of embracing themselves. Sad, so sad.
Its common sense isn't it, its not rocket science to know how to help people. Forced drugging needs to end.
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The reason why patients do better off anti-psychotics is not because anti-psychotics aren't useful. I believe they have some use in some cases. In *REAL* cases. But more than likely, many of these people never had a problem severe enough to warrant drug intervention. The problem is without drug intervention, the psychiatrist is left without a job. He does not have the same in-depth training in psychology that a PhD in psychology has. Indeed he may not even have the same level of training that an MS in Psychology has. He may not have the same level of training as a BS in Psychology has. So are you going to give up your $200,000 - $400,000 income when your daily job is to listen for 5 - 15 min and write a script for the latest anti-psychotic?
It all comes down to money. The pharmaceutical company controls our systems. Big pharma. They have more control then our government the amount of lobbyists. Pharmaceutical companies pay our psychiatrist to prescribe their drugs . Money or the love of money is the root of all evil. I work in a psychiatric hospital when meds don’t work we rely on ECT which for some people does miracles. Some patients meds make them worse. The sad things is we use these in trauma children to control behavioral problems
My God I can't believe she believes in forced drugging. The only time I've ever been extremely violent in my life was when I took my psychiatric drugs 'as prescribed, even becoming homicidal when forced into a cold-turkey SSRI withdrawal by my Dr's from drugs I'd taken for decades in which case I admitted myself into, what would by my last God for saken abusive psychiatric hospital. Their cure? Court ordered psychiatric drugs. This isn't mental health it's legal torture.
The sound is horrible but we'll take Robert anyway we can. Thank you!
Brandon needs to disappear this
Appalling sound quality, unfortunately.
Our food system based on toxic animal flesh and products; Big Pharma is poisoning everyone with their toxic drugs and vaccines, in order to make massive profits; the Modern era is pushing humans beyond their limits; Corporations see humans as work machines, so that is robots; Governments see civilians as a source of taxes. Is it any wonder many people are so unhappy and have mental health issues? Begin with your diet, clean it up, go wholefood plant-based; stop using pharmaceuticals; start using organic products, both food and other products; you are more important than anyone else that wants to use you!
Fuck anyone that prescribes antipsychotics even for people with schizophrenia - just give them a benzo
Don't ever request a Benzo or valuim or ativan as it will instantly make you the patient, a drug seeker, they are the gatekeepers of the drugs. THEY have to be the GENIUS that comes up with the "correct"drug.
@@markae0 2 years later and now I got my own script
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Shockingly, psychiatrists seem to ignore data validity. All the psychiatrists in my area rely almost exclusively on treatment with antipsychotics, giving them to adults even for sleep problems, etc., dismissing their dangers.
@@beatanowak3679 Yes, it's about money, power, Ethics, prestige and lifestyle - no wonder psychiatrists are immersed in what Peter Gotzsche calls "Organized Denial." They are also too hubristic to think about the menticide they are causing! {James Davies, Peter Breggin and the CCHR are all very clear on this.}
@@stevekaylor5606 The guy that was checking me out if I am a fit mother a psychiatrist he did charge me 400 dollars to prescribe me 2 antidepressants after my only son was taken away - since 2014 I am suicidal and I am 46 years old
@@stevekaylor5606 I was forced into treatment in New Jersey. I had to attend a group therapy. Most of the patients were seriously abused at some point in their lives. A lot of them tried to take their own life some were thinking about it. When I left I felt like someone sucked my life energy out of me. The treatment works for some people though. You can see them on UA-cam. they are happy schizophrenics that take their meds and it works for them
@@stevekaylor5606 Long time ago I worked with a mentally ill homosexual guy with a very creative mind and DSM translates into Dick sucking man
@@beatanowak3679 Beata - here you are using the term mental illness, as though you accept the psychiatric labeling system. This is being played for its usurpation value!
I wish you had a voiceover for slides -- very hard to read the results and conclusions of the studies.
A room you can not leave is a prison, not a hospital, not treatment. Usually a trial and a jury decide if this jailing is just and necessary thing to do. Medication is for genuine disease, all psychiatry prescribes/issues are drugs because there is no physical disease. If you do not know the difference between drugs and medicines, you are in trouble. Helping people by shortening their life span from the drugs , is not helping them.
Been saying this for a decade. I was put on abilify in 2001 at 14 years old. It made me feel horrible. They tried Zyprexa. Made me feel worse. Tried seroqiel for a long time which was *less* bad. This was originally for depression anxiety and insomnia. Eventually I was diagnosed as schizoaffective and then later as bipolar I. I still have no idea if I ever was since they say about 1/3 of people recover from bipolar entirely or mostly by their 30s. I'm 34 and am more or less stable and have been for years. Still have depression and anxiety and insomnia but I'm on no meds and feel better than I have at any point. I was later put on Risperdal Haldol geodon etc. Finally I got off meds because I was sick of it. Had tons of side effects. Muscle wasting and twitches, some organ damage, pre diabetic state etc. In 2012 I had a manic phase and got prescribed lithium and a large dose of seroquel and was unable to speak in sentences for a month each word would erase rhe one before it. I could speak but had zero short term memory. Stopped after a month and spent another month in this state. Had to use a dry erase board to remember what I was saying as I was saying it They are toxic.