“Powerful antipsychotic medicines are being used far too cavalierly in children, and federal drug regulators must do more to warn doctors of their substantial risks, a panel of federal drug experts said Tuesday,” begins an article in the New York Times today. CMM would like to hope this marks the turning of the tide of this particularly nefarious use of forced drugging, arguably more often intended to control child behaviour for the benefit of parents, foster parents and teachers, than for the benefit of the children themselves. It will be interesting to monitor the developments of the Anti Child Drugging Movement in Canada, particularly its attempt to get a class action lawsuit going against Youthdale, the Ontario provider of mental health services and residential services for “troubled teens”.  Sometimes New York Times investigative journalist Maia Szalavitz has provided a powerful peek into this horrific industry in her book “Help at any Cost — How the troubled teen industry cons parents and hurts kids“.