Info Free Alison Hymes From Western State Hospital…We were asked to post the following updated alert for Alison by her friend, Frank. Please address any questions you may have directly to Frank at: nfla@mindfreedom.org. Alison Hymes Updated 1/31/15 MindFreedom is saddened to learn about Alison’s continued problems and we hope she can overcome them.…
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Info New Yorkers: now there is a way to celebrate Creative Maladjustment Week…The internet makes it easier to connect to people across long distances, however, there is something about meeting someone face to face that provides a real connection. Join activists and peer supporters as we celebrate our Creative Maladjustment connection and activism. MindFreedom New…
Info The first ever Creative Maladjustment Week took place July 7-14, 2013…from Ireland to Toronto, Canada to New York city! Here’s a recap of some of the great events that took place. We can’t wait until next year! Mad Pride Toronto Welcome to Mad Pride Toronto 2013: A Celebration of Madness from July 8th…
Info Creative Maladjustment Week is finally here!The week of July 7-14th 2013 we are definitely boycotting “normal” and raising awareness about human rights in the mental health system!Read more to find out about the events we have planned for Lane County, Oregon… Creative Maladjustment Week is here! July 7-14th 2013 we are Boycotting Normal…
Info MindFreedom International has just released a 3 minute YouTube video to help introduce new audiences to the ideas behind the first Creative Maladjustment Week. Who are the creatively maladjusted among us? How can we celebrate their courage and diversity? Answer: Join us in celebrating Creative Maladjustment Week: July 7th through the 14th, 2013. Where?…
Info Activist psychologist Paula Caplan celebrates Creative Maladjustment Week by sharing her play ‘Call me Crazy’ As many of you know, the subject of psychiatric diagnosis has been hotly debated in the news recently. A play I wrote called CALL ME CRAZY — a comedy-drama with music — is about psych diagnosis and, when done…
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