Susan @BlackshepSusan

I will not be quiet. No more 🤐 Campaigner to raise awareness that psychiatric drugs are not as safe and effective as advertised. There are better ways. Joined April 2018

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Dr. Roger McFillin @DrMcFillin

17 hours ago

New international survey of 1,144 ECT recipients: - 62% reported worse quality of life after treatment - 19% felt MORE suicidal - 37% said their original problem got worse - No placebo-controlled trials since 1985 Still think electroshock ended in the 1950s?

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Adam Urato, MD @AdamUrato1

15 hours ago

Re: SSRIs. Never before in human history have we chemically altered developing babies like this - especially the developing fetal brain. And this is happening without any real public warning. That must end. Thank you @TudorDixon for having me on your podcast to discuss this.

Tudor Dixon @TudorDixon

16 hours ago

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Piia Tuominen @TuominenPiia

16 hours ago

For a while, ~10y ago, I was on such a cocktail of psych meds that I didn’t always manage to get through doorways without bumping into the walls. Occasionally I dropped to the floor from a couch I was sitting on. My balance and muscle control was so poor. That was “treatment”.

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Dr James Davies (PhD) 💭 @JDaviesPhD

23 hours ago

A psych-diagnosis doesn't identify what your problem is. It's rather, at best, an fumbling attempt to describe the form your suffering takes. Diagnosis has therefore nothing remotely useful to say about what generates your distress. That's the most generous take I can muster.

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Sarah P. Hancock, MS, CRC ♿ @PsychRecovery

a day ago

Thank you @DrMcFillin for the opportunity to discuss serious concerns about #ECT and the absence of informed consent. @ReadReadj @Mad_In_America @MITUKteam #AuditECT youtu.be/--7vRtyJYAI?si…

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Anders Sørensen @_AndersSorensen

3 days ago

"Is this a normal withdrawal symptom from my psychiatric drug?" That’s one of the most common questions I get in my inbox and in my clinic. It’s also one of the most common questions on online withdrawal forums. People taper their medication, a wave of strange and frightening…

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recovery&renewal @recover2renew

2 days ago

@tillytog01 @ProfRobHoward Never mind the buried trail of iatrogenic suicide deaths @antideprisks

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Dr. Josef 🇺🇸 @DrJosefWD

6 months ago

Informed consent is basically non existent with psychiatric meds. Many are prescribed by docs who spend 7 minutes with patients. Mostly patients hear “don’t worry they’re safe and effective” .When you go to the pharmacy the clerk just pushes a piece of paper at you to check a box…

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Calley Means @calleymeans

3 days ago

32% of FDA approved drugs experience a serious postmarket safety event (including withdrawals, black‑box warnings, or safety communications). If 32% of planes crashed and the government mandated we fly on them, consumers would have concerns.

Paul Graham @paulg

4 days ago

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Sarah P. Hancock, MS, CRC ♿ @PsychRecovery

3 days ago

Thank you @DrMcFillin for opportunity to discuss #ECT’s ethical concerns, financial incentives & recent int’l survey results published in @JME_BMJ. Clip here. Full episode tmw #AuditECT PROOF OF PROFITS OVER PATIENTS | Radically Genuine Podcast | Ep. 199 youtu.be/UPKXGZRK17s?si…

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Sam Hall @samhall404

4 days ago

In response to @DrAnnieHickox (though I’m blocked); my email wasn’t on my profile at the time in question. Resorting to the tired ‘anti psych’ smear to discredit harmed patients is predictable and says a lot about you 🥱 Appreciate you boosting the algorithm on my post 👍

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Michael Malice @michaelmalice

3 days ago

It's amazing to what extent possible downsides to psych meds (!) are being yelled down by the corporate press was very glad to have "Unshrunk" author (and pharma guinea pig) @LauraDelano on the show to discuss full episode at youtu.be/w0NcnGItfC8

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Dr Joanna Moncrieff @joannamoncrieff

3 days ago

History repeats itself with the minimisation of withdrawal effects from antidepressants @DailyMail

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Mark Horowitz @markhoro.bsky.social @markhoro

3 days ago

Article in @Independent “Some coming off SSRIs and suffering symptoms of mental ill-health say they feel “gaslit” by GPs who say that their depression or anxiety is simply coming back when they’re…suffering withdrawal symptoms.” bit.ly/3I3DDZv

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Mark Horowitz @markhoro.bsky.social @markhoro

3 days ago

Great study on how people navigate withdrawal conducted by U of Washington (which I am supervising)

Healix UK @HealixUK

3 days ago

Great study on how people navigate withdrawal conducted by U of Washington (which I am supervising)

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JD @jill_d35

4 days ago

The biggest mistake psychiatry has made in recent decades is assuming that people are stupid, and that they'll swallow any story whole. This is one such story and no one's buying it.

Psychs' Corner @PsychsCorner

4 days ago

The biggest mistake psychiatry has made in recent decades is assuming that people are stupid, and that they'll swallow any story whole. This is one such story and no one's buying it.

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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC @angpeacock1111

4 days ago

A 12-year old boy heard me speak today to a group of people withdrawing from psych meds. At the end, he asked me, “why do doctors prescribe things that might work in the beginning but then hurt you later?” Out of the mouths of babes.

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Prof. Peter C Gøtzsche @PGtzsche1

4 days ago

More about organised denial that antidepressants are very harmful for the foetus. bit.ly/3JBnoDH. Antidepressants should be banned for use in pregnant women. @brokenmedics @SecKennedy @DrJBhattacharya @MartyMakary @CDCgov @WHO @NIH @MartinKulldorff

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JD @jill_d35

4 days ago

If anyone wants to understand DARVO (deny, attack, reverse victim and offender), this thread is an absolute classic. This should be used in illustrating the technique to psychology students. Unfortunately for 'Rupert' he met the immovable object. 😅

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Taylor Murphy @taymurph26

4 days ago

Suicidal on SSRIs? They’ll say it’s “your illness.” Feeling worse? They’ll increase the dose. Still struggling? They’ll add another drug. Side effects? They’ll give you something for that too. Try to come off them and spiral? They’ll say you “relapsed.” “Your illness returned”…