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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. […]
Psychology Is Podcast. Nick Fortino interviews Jim Gottstein: Lawyer versus Big Pharma. 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.
Nicole Lamberson from the film Medicating Normal interviews Jim Gottstein author of They Zyprexa Papers. Medicating Normal follows five high-functioning people, including two military veterans, whose doctors prescribed pills to help with common problems such as stress, insomnia, anxiety, trauma and grief. The arguments extolling the benefits of these drugs are often the only ones presented to the public. Medicating Normal tells another story, one rarely reported. It is a story of harm done.
OBEDIENCE PILLS is an intriguing interview with Dr. Patrick D. Hahn, a freelance writer and independent scholar with a long-standing interest in iatrogenic harm and the medicalization of everyday life. Dr. Hahn is an Affiliate professor of Biology at Loyola University in Maryland and he’s the author of three books: “Madness and Genetic Determinism: Is Mental Illness in Our Genes?”; “Prescription for Sorrow: Antidepressants, Suicide, and Violence”; and as of recent…”Obedience Pills: ADHD and the Medicalization of Childhood.”
Critiquing the Psychiatric Model is the first Volume of the Ethics International Press Critical Psychology and Critical Psychiatry Series. Edited by Eric Maisel and Chuck Ruby. The book features a chapter on antidepressants and rampage killings by author Patrick D. Hahn from his book, Prescription for Sorrow. Understanding the current systems of psychology and psychiatry is […]
Dr. Roger McFillin interviews Patrick Hahn:
The kids are not alright. Millions of children continue to be dangerously drugged under the label “ADHD.” And the numbers continue to rise. How did we get here? n his latest book, Patrick D Hahn has documented the history and evolution of this diagnosis and the lack of evidence for any long-term benefits.
I just finished Obedience Pills by Patrick Hahn. It is a very comprehensive, very readable account of the invention of ADHD and the total lack of any scientific support for the drugs given to suppress childish behavior by children. And how the diagnosis and drugs absolve parents and the other adults in their children’s lives from responsibility for raising them, as well as teaching the diagnosed they are not responsible for their behavior. There is much more, and Obedience Pills has a lot of commonsense as well as being meticulously supported.
Medicating Normal Guest bio: Patrick D. Hahn is a freelance writer and independent scholar with a long-standing interest in iatrogenic harm and the medicalization of everyday life. His first book, Madness and Genetic Determinism: Is Mental Illness in Our Genes?, explores how genetic determinist views of so-called “mental illness” have obscured the well-established role of […]
“Obedience Pills recounts the shocking story of psychiatry’s abandonment of scientific evidence in favor of professional power and profit. As expertly discussed here by Patrick Hahn, the bizarre transition from some musings on youth morality in the nineteenth century to the current drugging of millions of kids with highly dangerous substances for a non-existent condition would be almost laughable if it wasn’t so utterly tragic and devastating for so many young people and their families. A must-read for anyone currently living with or considering a diagnosis of ‘ADHD’.”
Bruce Cohen, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Auckland and author of Psychiatric Hegemony
By Jim Gottstein, author of The Zyprexa Papers In this video author, Jim Gottsteinm talks about the hardcover edition of The Zyprexa Papers. In an earlier 8.5 minute video, Jim talked about the book itself. https://youtu.be/MC7j29dkRyw. More information, including reviews and interviews, can be found at https://thezyprexapapers.com/ Jim Gottstein The Zyprexa Papers, Hardcover edition Publish […]
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