Pills, Profits & the Untold Story: A Conversation With Robert Whitaker

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Katinka Newman interviews Robert Whitaker for the Med Free Mental Fitness podcast.

“Welcome to the Med Free Mental Fitness podcast, hosted by Katinka Blackford Newman, founder of the not-for-profit Antidepressant Risks org. This episode dives into the overlooked issue of the long-term effects of psychiatric medications and explores why mental illness and disability rates are rising despite extensive treatment and expenditure. Katinka is joined by Robert Whitaker, an award-winning journalist and founder of MAD in America. Together, they discuss the harmful outcomes of psychiatric medications, the misleading narrative promoted by mainstream psychiatry, and the importance of building more supportive environments for mental health. Visit antidepressantrisks.org for more information and resources.”

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  1. The staggering magnitude of harm, that the “mental health” industries are doing … especially to our children … is horrendous.

    As one who has a really sweet love story in my dreams, that I am not just the “bad,” or good truth telling, mother of my own children … but a truth teller to all of the younger generations.

    Tonight, I took a walk to my local convenience store, to buy stuff I shouldn’t be eating. But it was kind of cute that there were a bunch of high school aged young men, who were playing outside and stopped playing when they saw me … and they led me safely towards my local convince store. So the sweet love story of my dreams seemingly also exists in my waking hours … at least I hope and pray.

    Thank you, Mr. Whitaker, for your continued truth telling … let’s save all the children … from the systemic harms of the scientifically “invalid,” DSM “bible” billing, industries.

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  2. Thank you both for another compelling and invaluable Med Free Mental Fitness Podcast.

    If only General Practice/Primary Care Physician training programs utilised such invaluable prescriber-educational-material, there would be so much less drug induced destruction of life’s opportunities.

    It is time that mainstream television companies had the courage to broadcast such vital public health information.

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