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Monitoring and critical analysis of news and scientific research surrounding “mental health” issues in Canada and globally.

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• Recent Posts

  • High Profile Youth Psychiatrist Provides Zero Evidence
  • U.S. Women Forced to Take Psychiatric Test
  • Is There Evidence We Can Cure Mental Disorders in Youth?
  • RCMP Ignored Dziekanski Dying; Polish Embassy Attacks BC Gov’t
  • New Liberal Senator: Scientist or Pharmaceutical Priestess?
  • Lilly Finally Admitting “ZyprexaKills”?
  • BC May Force People into Shelters
  • Who Has the Right to Control Your Life?
  • Study of Multivitamins for Bipolar
  • 35 Years On, We’ll Still Kill if Told to
  • DSM-V Being Created in Absolute Secrecy
  • Tom Cruise Apology Revisited: Psychiatrists Admit He’s Right
  • No Charges Against RCMP for Killing Dziekanski
  • Should Weyburn Asylum Be Demolished or Saved?
  • Medical Schools Ban Big Pharma Bribery… “in principle”…
  • More Studies Show Tasers Shock Randomly
  • No Science Driving Involuntary Treatment
  • What is Mental Health Partnerships of Canada?… and Why?
  • Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation Neglects to Mention Sponsor
  • Psychiatrist Pronounces Liberal Thinking a Mental Illness
  • NPR Psychiatrist Finally Gets Canned
  • Thomas Szasz: “Psychiatry As an Arm of the State”
  • Drugging of Children Hits Spotlight, Canadian Connection
  • More Blowback for OPSEU
  • OPSEU Ads Come Down, Get Jammed
  • Congrats Van. Province on Tasers–Lawsuit Coming Tho!
  • More “Mental Illness” Statistics Jokes
  • History of Prejudice at OPSEU?
  • Union’s Anti-violence Ad Shocks, Stirs Controversy
  • Diabetes, Antipsychotics and Canadian Media

• Recent Comments

  • Rob Wipond on Danger: National Suicide Prevention Accreditation
  • Doreen Gee on Danger: National Suicide Prevention Accreditation
  • Max Driver on Inquest into CAMH Restraint Death
  • sandra fluttert on Jeffrey James Inquest Commentary
  • Yes on Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation Neglects to Mention Sponsor
  • Yes on New Liberal Senator: Scientist or Pharmaceutical Priestess?
  • High Profile Youth Psychiatrist Provides Zero Evidence - Canadian Mindscape Monitor on Is There Evidence We Can Cure Mental Disorders in Youth?
  • Lois Sampson on BC May Force People into Shelters
  • Graeme on U.S. Women Forced to Take Psychiatric Test
  • Karin Bolette Sonne on Who Has the Right to Control Your Life?

• Categories

  • Canadian Current Events
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      • Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health
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      • Canadian Psychological Association
      • Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
      • College of Physicians and Surgeons
      • Mental Health Commission
      • Mental Health Partnerships of Canada
      • Police
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  • Issues
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    • Poverty
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  • The Mindscape
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• Archives

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• Quotes Worth Noting

  "... the goal of validating these syndromes and discovering common etiologies has remained elusive. Despite many proposed candidates, not one laboratory marker has been found to be specific in identifying any of the DSM-defined syndromes... With regard to treatment, lack of treatment specificity is the rule rather than the exception." --p.xviii, A Research Agenda for DSM-V , American Psychiatric Association (2002).

• Links

  • Beyond the Psychiatric Box
  • Coalition Against Psychiatric Assault
  • Mad Students Society
  • MindFreedom
  • Ontario Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office
  • Ontario Queen Street Outreach Society
  • Psychiatric Survivor Archives
  • Rob Wipond
  • Vancouver CLAS Mental Health Law Program
  • Vancouver Richmond Mental Health Network

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