Psychiatric Community Pushing for More Electroshock
Yes, psychiatrists ‘still’ shock people—including the elderly, pregnant women and toddlers By Kelly Patricia O’Meara November 4, 2015 Despite the known brain damage associated with…
Yes, psychiatrists ‘still’ shock people—including the elderly, pregnant women and toddlers By Kelly Patricia O’Meara November 4, 2015 Despite the known brain damage associated with…
By CCHR International July 28, 2015 Citizens Commission on Human Rights has written to Abiy B. Desta, Ombudsman over the neurological devices section of the…
By CCHR International July 28, 2015 Citizens Commission on Human Rights has written to Abiy B. Desta, Ombudsman over the neurological devices section of the…
Mental Health Act Currently Before Parliament Fails to Do This Medianet – November 2, 2014 By Shelley Wilkins, CCHR Australia Electroshock is the brutal application…
During the May 2013 annual conference of the American Psychiatric Association, APA, a study was presented, alleging that Electroconvulsive Therapy, ECT, (formerly known as Electroshock) for adolescents “is a safe, reasonably well-tolerated, and effective treatment.”