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Chaya Grossberg

Chaya Grossberg
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http://chayagrossberg.com
All of Us or None of Us: Chaya questions the idea that some of us are "mentally ill" and others of us are not.  She shares lessons learned through coaching people coming off psychiatric drugs and/or looking for alternatives to taking them. Get free E-Book on nutritional and creative alternatives here.

“Psychiatric Meds Saved Your Life,” and Mine

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10 Things I Learned in 5 Years Consulting With People Coming Off Psych Drugs

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Child Abuse, Mental Health and Mental Illness

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Would You Want Your Therapist to be Honest?

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Service Dogs, Allergies and Trauma: Making Spaces Inclusive

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Post-Election Considerations for Users and Survivors of Psychiatry

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Going On or Off Psych Drugs: One Reason or Many?

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A Decade of Searching for the Needle in the Haystack

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84 Things I Could do Once Again When I Got Off Psychiatric Drugs

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Psychiatric Survivor Entrepreneurs

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The Pro Choice Dilemma

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Is Listening the Key to Living?

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Mentally Ill or Conflict Repressed? Is Conflict a Lost Art?

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MHASF Launches a Warm Line

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What is a Warm Line and What Should I Expect When I Call One?

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Psychiatric Survivors Are Everywhere

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How Doing Nothing Cured My Friend of Psychosis

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Why You Can’t Get Informed Consent From a Doctor

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Herbs, Supplements, Foods That Can Aid in Withdrawal Symptoms

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Finding and Funding Our Way, Outside the System

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Blogging Your Survival Story: 11 Tips

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Dream

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Returning Stuff

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Embracing Movement Diversity

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Against All Odds

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