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Chris Paige

@chrispaigelcsw

Founder and Executive Director of The Institute for Akathisia Research and Prevention. akathisiainstitute.org. Tweets do not constitute medical advice.

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Dr. Jessica Taylor (@drjesstaylor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Psychiatry cosplays as medicine. We don’t have a single shred of proof that psychiatric disorders exist outside of a theoretical construct, and yet we can imprison and medicate people with them, defend them if they commit murder, remove their children, fire them from employment

Gavin Preston, M.D. (@gavinprestonmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To friends around the world, I advise you not to do what the US has done, putting profit-driven mega-corporations in charge of most health care. It has been a catastrophic failure.

Inner Compass Initiative (@_innercompass) 's Twitter Profile Photo

FACT: Before 1980, the DSM categorized mental disorders as reactions to life events. DSM-III changed this, framing them as biochemical illnesses. This change redefined how mental health symptoms are viewed, heavily influencing today’s psychiatric practices.

Jerry Garcia (@jerrygarcia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Jerry knocked a chuck out of the wall and let the light shine through, and it’s up to us to keep that light shining through, or someday we are going to have to answer to him.” –Ken Kesey We miss you, Jerry, but we’re still shining. 💫 📸 Jay Blakesberg

"Jerry knocked a chuck out of the wall and let the light shine through, and it’s up to us to keep that light shining through, or someday we are going to have to answer to him.” –Ken Kesey

We miss you, Jerry, but we’re still shining.  💫

📸 Jay Blakesberg
Chris Paige (@chrispaigelcsw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The first question for any potential client to ask a therapist is, "Have you had your own therapy?" I would never go to a mechanic that hadn't driven a car. A good therapist knows how it feels to be on the other side of the couch exploring their own issues.

Dr. Jessica Taylor (@drjesstaylor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you have any idea how INGENIOUS it is to convince everyone we have a ‘mental health crisis’ rather than a breakdown of society and humanity? It’s corrupt as fuck, but you gotta admit, it’s clever. Everyone is talking about this mystery ‘mental health crisis’ that needs

Dr. Roger McFillin (@drmcfillin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This misinterpretation of psychiatric drug withdrawal as worsening mental illness is not just cruel & ignorant—it's potentially lethal. As patients attempt to break free from these drugs, they're hit with a tsunami of symptoms that can include crushing anxiety, violent mood

Dr. Josef (@taperclinic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What if I told you the pill you take for anxiety might be making it worse? And not just a little—a lot. Benzodiazepines like Xanax and Klonopin are prescribed to millions, but the real risks of long-term use are often hidden. Yes, they ease panic at first, but over time, they

What if I told you the pill you take for anxiety might be making it worse? 

And not just a little—a lot. Benzodiazepines like Xanax and Klonopin are prescribed to millions, but the real risks of long-term use are often hidden. Yes, they ease panic at first, but over time, they
Elie Jarrouge, MD (@eliejarrougemd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hospital food makes hospital patients sicker. School food makes school children dumber. Nursing home food makes nursing home residents more frail and demented. This food is called the Standard American Diet.

Inner Compass Initiative (@_innercompass) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A 2019 study by James Davies and John Read found that 56% of people experience withdrawal from antidepressants, and nearly half say it’s severe. This isn’t rare or mild—it’s a widespread issue affecting millions. #realnotrare #antidepressantwithdrawal

A 2019 study by James Davies and John Read found that 56% of people experience withdrawal from antidepressants, and nearly half say it’s severe. This isn’t rare or mild—it’s a widespread issue affecting millions. #realnotrare #antidepressantwithdrawal
nay🦋. (@fineassnayyyy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A therapist said that sometimes being a loner is a trauma response. You’re so use to people you love not showing up for you or walking away or you may have grown up in a toxic environment. That the only one you could depend on was YOU! So you naturally feel safe when you’re alone

Daniel Owens (@psychharm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Benzo withdrawal and online support We are told that clinicians are highly trained professionals who know how to deal with adverse effects from psychiatric drugs. If that is true why are so many people resorting to going online for support? Currently the Reddit page for Benzo

Benzo withdrawal and online support

We are told that clinicians are highly trained professionals who know how to deal with adverse effects from psychiatric drugs.

If that is true why are so many people resorting to going online for support?

Currently the Reddit page for Benzo
Dr. Roger McFillin (@drmcfillin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Prior 1987 the concept of severe depression was not a public health concern. It was basically non-existent. In 1987 .73 per 100 people were treated for depression. Less than 1%. 10 years later in 1997 it increased 300%. How. Why? Prozac approved in 1987. Now? Its astronomical.

Chris Paige (@chrispaigelcsw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Psych drug injuries are avoidable injuries that you only know are avoidable after you are injured. #informedconsent #iatrogenesis #akathisia

MiamiChristine (@miamichristine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#1 Guitar playing reduces anxiety. #2 Guitar playing can fight depression. #3 Playing a musical instrument increases cognitive function. #4 Guitar playing can help with addictions - diverting brain activity from the default mode. #5 Guitar playing is good for your heart.