CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS OLD TO BE SCREENED FOR MENTAL ILLNESS & PUT AT RISK OF BEING DRUGGED
Australia already has 99,355 children aged 0-11 on a potentially dangerous psychiatric drug, 2,522 of those aged 0-4 years old. Now there are psychiatric recommendations to screen our 1.8 million children under 5 years of age for mental illness. This is despite the Australian Government having issued 70 psychiatric drug warnings to warn of the risk of agitation, aggression, increased blood pressure, hallucinations, heart problems and possible death. Too often parents are not told of all the side effects at time of prescribing. read more
Children Under 5 Years Old to be Screened for Mental Illness and Put at Risk of Being Drugged
CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS OLD TO BE SCREENED FOR MENTAL ILLNESS & PUT AT RISK OF BEING DRUGGED Australia already has 99,355 children aged 0-11 on a potentially dangerous psychiatric drug, 2,522 of those aged 0-4 years old. Now there are psychiatric recommendations to...
THERAPISTS SEXUAL CONTACT WITH PATIENTS CAUSES HARM IN AUSTRALIA
Any sexual contact with patients by treating psychiatrists, psychologists and therapists causes harm and should involve criminal sanctions.In countries, such as the United States, Germany, Israel and Sweden, there are laws specifying it a criminal offence for...
World Health Organization New Guidelines Are Vital To End Coercive Psychiatric Practices & Abuse
WHO report vindicates CCHR and the many groups that have fought worldwide for the recognition of psychiatric human rights violations, including involuntary commitment and forced electroshock and other biomedical, including drug treatments.By Jan EastgatePresident,...
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