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The drug companies made every effort they could to convince people that mental patients had to be medicated, whether they wanted to be or not.

Robert Whitaker’s investigative work has been a beacon of clarity in the often-murky world of psychiatric treatment. His meticulous research and compelling narratives have shed light on the pharmaceutical industry’s influence on mental health care.

How to Train Your Dragon soared to the top spot on both the domestic and global charts this weekend, with a fiery $83.7 million (domestic) and $197.8 million (global) debut, per Comscore.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has broken U.S. launch week sales records, selling 1.1 million units in its first week and beating the previous record held by the PlayStation 4.

Ted Chabasinski is one of the few surviving founders of the mental patients’ movement in the 1970’s. The following is a letter I wrote to him.

The following article was originally written in 1987. Immediately before the start of the Alternatives ’87 Conference, a Constitutional Convention was held for the National Mental Health Consumers’ Association.

The following article was originally written in 1991. Since then Judi Chamberlin has died of cancer, and both national patients’ organizations have fallen apart due to constant infighting.

In almost any venue in which these activists air their grievances, there is an aggregate atmosphere of nostalgia and bitterness. The perceived loss of vitality of this movement of the 1970’s is mourned.

By reading this guide you can explore the steps that need to be taken to create stunning wedding photos—no matter whether you decide to call in a professional or not.

My experience of becoming a Doors fan has always been inextricably intertwined with my concurrent experience of attending boarding school. The Doors reached the nadir of their popularity during the same four years in which I was a student in Stockbridge.