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Freeing Teresa: A true story about an activist who tries to stop her powerful siblings from putting their younger disabled sister into a nursing home. Fails. And then must rescue her.
“Gut-wrenching and awe-inspiring. This story will break your heart and then fill it up again.”
Catherine McKercher, author of Shut Away
Buy: Shipwreck of the Singular
Shipwreck of the Singular looks at our changing environment through a healthcare lens rather than an economic one. One advantage to this is that each of us are better placed to put right what is going wrong in the climate of healthcare than we are to tackle the global climate. In tackling what needs changing in health, we may solve our wider climate crisis.
This book does not come with recommendations from people of distinction, or experts who have turned a blind eye to developments that have landed us in the mess we now have.
The people best placed to grasp what is going wrong and force our ‘betters’ to justify the distinctions that have been bestowed on them are those whose lives have been touched by what is going wrong in healthcare.
Shipwreck shows you how we got to the point of peril we are now at. It points to a Care that needs courage. A book won’t get us there. It needs you to engage and engage others.
Obedience Pills: ADHD and the Medicalization of Childhood Every day across this great land of ours, children are swallowing pills for something called “Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.” Once upon a time, the mass drugging of children was the subject of spirited debate, but that controversy seems for the most part to have died down. The goal of this book is to re-ignite that controversy.
“An outstanding and painstakingly researched treatise on ADHD… It should be in every pediatrician’s office and in every graduate student’s library.”
Michelle Barrett, M. Ed., Founder, Del Dios Counseling Services
“A must-read for anyone currently living with a diagnosis of ADHD.” Bruce Cohen, University of Auckland
In The Zyprexa Papers, Author Jim Gottstein gives a riveting first-hand account of what really happened, including new details about how a small group of psychiatric survivors spread the Zyprexa Papers on the Internet untraceably. All of this within a gripping, plain-language explanation of complex legal maneuvering and his battles on behalf of Bill Bigley, the psychiatric patient whose ordeal made possible the exposure of the Zyprexa Papers. The hardcover edition of The Zyprexa Papers will be published June 1, 2021.
Children of the Cure tells the story of the only Medical Study that has two publications in the academic literature—telling precisely the opposite story—and how no one is bothered by this. Study 329 was a clinical study that began in 1994 giving a new antidepressant to teenagers. It has become the most famous clinical trial ever, leading to a fraud charge, a $3 billion fine, and a Black Box Warning.
Buy Book: Children of the Cure
One could scarcely have been alive and conscious anywhere in the Western world any time in the past twenty-five years and not have been aware of a raging controversy surrounding antidepressants, suicide, and violence—a controversy that shows no sign of abating. During that same period, prescriptions for antidepressants have skyrocketed. So what is the story?
“Prescription for Sorrow: Antidepressants, Suicide and Violence” by Patrick D. Hahn
The coronavirus pandemic has hit the nation and the world like a tsunami. We are being asked to give up most of the things that make life worth living—including sovereignty over our own bodies—in exchange for a fantasy of never dying. This transaction deserves perhaps more scrutiny than it has received.
“A gut-wrenching account of the harms caused by COVID-19 vaccines… The book outlines so many reasons as to why we need a ‘reset’ for biomedical science.”
Aditi Bhargava, Ph.D., University of California San Francisco
“Thoroughly researched… Outs the truth in this extraordinary documentation of conflicted interests, censorship, and propaganda ruling the agencies and individuals intended to protect us.” Linda Wastila, Ph.D, University of Maryland Baltimore
Comprar: El Naufragio de lo Singular
La esperanza de vida en Occidente lleva descendiendo desde 2015. Unido a esto, el clima de la atención sanitaria se ha vuelto tóxico. Esta crisis, tan urgente como el cambio climático global, tiene sus raíces en los mismos factores que impulsan dicho cambio.
El Naufragio de lo Singular examina nuestro entorno cambiante a través de una lente sanitaria y no económica. Una de las ventajas de esto, es que cada una de nosotras está mejor situada para corregir lo que va mal en el clima sanitario que para abordar el clima global. Al abordar lo que hay que cambiar en salud, podemos resolver nuestra crisis climática más amplia.
Cast of Characters: Franke, the Activist (Sister); Siobhan, the Planner (Sister); Teresa, the Self-Talk Poet (Youngest Sister)… and more.
Note from Publisher: Freeing Teresa is a work of nonfiction. Some of the names and identifying factors have been changed.
Medical intuitive healer Catherine Carrigan interviews Jim Gottstein, founder of the Law Project for Psychriatric Rights, about how to save yourself from psychiatric imprisonment. For more information about how you can set up a medical intuitive reading or healing work, please visit www.catherinecarrigan.com or email catherine@catherinecarrigan.com. What is Zyprexa? Why did you write your book, […]
Book Review: The Day the Science Died by Patrick D. Hahn Reviewed by Mira de Vries, MeTZelf It could have been called “A History of the Covid Pandemic” as the events are presented in chronological order with the exception of one flashback section. Hahn does not deny that Covid exists, as do Cowan & Fallon […]
Designed To Heal Podcast: Your Body’s Amazing Healing Power: Featuring Patrick Hahn, Ph.D. Listen: Is Mental Illness in Our Genes? (ft. Patrick Hahn, Ph.D.) In this podcast, Dr. Ben Rall welcomes Patrick Hahn, Ph.D., (from https://psychintegrity.org/patrick-hahn-ph-d/:) a free-lance writer and independent scholar with a long-standing interest in iatrogenic harm and the medicalization of everyday life. […]
