| INTERNATIONAL |
Instead of making you less depressed, antidepressants could lead to homicidal or suicidal actions. Get the facts.
| CALIFORNIA, USA |
The idea of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) developed in 1938 as a “treatment” to make humans more docile, and this barbaric practice is still being used today.
| CALIFORNIA, USA |
Since its founding in 1969, CCHR has worked with freedom fighters, courageous attorneys, dedicated legislators and more, who in turn gave words of support on CCHR’s 50th anniversary.
| INTERNATIONAL |
To provide a sense of the work CCHR does, we look at some of CCHR’s many accomplishments in its first 50 years.
| INTERNATIONAL |
CCHR has reached out to the United Nations to stop coercive psychiatric practices.
| AUSTRALIA |
After an increase of psych drug use, CCHR Australia reaches 14 percent of the country’s population with a sobering documentary.
| FLORIDA, USA |
Diane Stein, President CCHR Florida, provides insight into what anyone can do as part of a CCHR Chapter against abuse.
| FLORIDA, USA |
Mass shootings make media headlines, yet the psychiatric drugs behind many are conspicuously absent in the articles.
| UNITED STATES |
When Sydney, aged seven, was prescribed psychiatric drugs, she became an “empty vessel.” And she might have remained lost, if not for her sister’s love and relentless quest to bring her back.
| WISCONSIN, USA |
Dr. Toby Watson, who says electroconvulsive therapy is anything but therapeutic, is outraged the FDA isn’t doing something.
| UNITED STATES |
Dr. Bart Billings, United States Army counselor for 34 years, calls psychiatry and the military a fatal combination.
