The founder of RAPS talks about her background and story, and how she became active and founded RAPS. Here’s how we got started at RAPS by Linda Valentine In 1997 with the encouragement of David Oaks due to the fact that parents, guardians, allies and friends of people trapped in the system had questions! Questions…
Info Filed Under: general Appreciation to everyone who helped on the new web site! Just a quick note thanking everyone who has helped on the new web site. Thanks much to MindFreedom members who have been volunteering to assist with the production on this new web site. For instance, all the personal stories and the…
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This brief Newsday article sums up a few of the ethical issues emerging from the experimental new technology of psychiatric drug time-released implants. Controversial Implant Sparks ‘Town Hall’ Date Published: Oct 14, 2003 03:00 AM Author: Jamie Talan, Staff Writer Source: Newsday Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania are developing a controversial implant designed to deliver small…
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Info The MindFreedom Personal Story Project collects histories from psychiatric survivors and mental health consumers about their experiences of survival, resistance, recovery and self-determination in the mental health system. Many participants in the project have struggled through difficult emotional times, and all have suffered through psychiatric labeling and an often abusive and patronizing mental health…
Info The MindFreedom Personal Story Project collects histories from psychiatric survivors and mental health consumers about their experiences of survival, resistance, recovery and self-determination in the mental health system. Many participants in the project have struggled through difficult emotional times, and all have suffered through psychiatric labeling and an often abusive and patronizing mental health…
Info MFI Campaigns How you can participate in some of MFI’s Campaigns to win human rights and alternatives in the mental health system. I Got Better Every day people like you are defying the all-too-common message that recovery from mental and emotional distress is impossible. The I Got Better campaign will make research and stories…
Info We are MFI photos Rae Unzicker & Justin Dart Loren R. Mosher, MD Cookie Gant Judi Chamberlin Celia Brown Ted Chabasinski Matt Morrissey Jay Mahler Kris Yates Mary Ann Ebert – New York State Activist MindFreedom Ireland gathers signatures Gabriel Hadd Next 12 items » 1 2 3 4 Document Actions Print this
Info We are MFI photos Rae Unzicker & Justin Dart Loren R. Mosher, MD Cookie Gant Judi Chamberlin Celia Brown Ted Chabasinski Matt Morrissey Jay Mahler Kris Yates Mary Ann Ebert – New York State Activist MindFreedom Ireland gathers signatures Gabriel Hadd Next 12 items » 1 2 3 4 Document Actions Print this