I was pleased to bring the lived experience perspective of antidepressant withdrawal and misdiagnosis to this important event. This is a public health issue with countless stories of needless suffering. TY Mark. Recording of the event now available youtu.be/DaYwM8kQwEw?si…

"Given the serious adverse effects and limited effectiveness of antidepressants, the FAA should reconsider pilot use of antidepressants." Article Link: buff.ly/3X7HcBy

Marcelle Morgan Stastny Mark Horowitz What agenda are you referring to? He has said that it’s sad that some psychiatrists spend time on this platform ignoring patient harm. Is that a bad thing? Harmed patients are frequently abused by certain psychiatrists here. What is your agenda?

So many London based clinicians getting in touch with me today to say that GOSH has a poor reputation among medics in the capital. Toxic culture raised by them all. It's always known. Except to the patients and their families.

Our paper on lithium in drinking water and suicides in Switzerland is now online (open access) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

"It is too uncomfortable for our medicine-worshiping culture to admit that its proud institution might actually be harmful. The “#healthanxiety” diagnosis therefore allows us to avert this painful truth by misattributing it to a #psychiatric disorder." Indeed. Happening! 🧐

Sameer Jauhar North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT) UCL Psychiatry Using patients to refute criticism of your profession is the only offensive thing here.

Marcelle Morgan Stastny Mark Horowitz Mark’s ‘agenda’ is reducing patient harm from prescribed psychotropics and unsafe deprescribing practices. He has tirelessly dedicated his life to improve patient safety. What IS disingenuous and untrustworthy, is the number of psychiatrists who are determined to silence him.

I’m all for Keir Starmer getting a family cat 🐈 for Downing Street but why pay an estimated £3,000 for a Siberian kitten from a breeder, when he could have adopted a rescue kitten & given the money to an animal charity. Prime Ministers should set positive examples to society in

I'm NOT offended by the cartoon but think a part 2 with misdiagnosed adverse effects as mental illness would be great. I AM offended by Sameer Jauhar's undeclared pharma ties and attempts to silence criticism. With 62 likes and 11K views, it may not be going as hoped.

Marcelle Morgan Stastny Mark Horowitz You’re telling him to betray his knowledge, his experience and the patients he advocates for the most to make you comfortable. That’s so privileged. Psychiatry needs to take a good look at itself and there’s an opportunity to do that here.

It is appalling how many psychiatrists only want to be exposed to information that makes them feel comfortable when their field is a total mess with terrible outcomes.

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Carol Jasper Harriet Vogt Sameer Jauhar North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT) UCL Psychiatry I got on X to try to engage with Drs. about the fact that adults are having their sexual function enduringly damaged without their consent (& it's happening to children who can't consent), but with one exception doctors have either ignored me or blocked me x.com/PSSD_Info/stat…

So much to unpack in this misguided xeet. E.g., fallacious analogy; 2 wrong facts (suicide kills, not “depression”; zero evidence antidepressants “save lives”); performative outrage over an ego wound.

Tyler Black, same guy who advocates ignoring suicidality in children in a trial of escitalopram, accuses Dr Horowitz "harming patients"....with a comic strip

Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan Dr. Jonathan N. Stea Your podcast showed no intuitive to even understand why there are ‘anti-psychiatry’ accounts. WE WERE ALL HARMED. There’s a difference between fear-mongering and real patient experiences. Matter of fact you should host a harmed patient on your next episode to balance your claims.

Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan Dr. Jonathan N. Stea Who profits from it? I fail to see how having one's life ruined by a drug and Tweeting about it is lucrative.

Three pieces of misinformation in first 4 minutes of this disturbing podcast by Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan and Dr. Jonathan N. Stea trying to discredit critiques of psychiatry: 1. Bad things happened but only in the past 2. Being depressed is an illness 3. Brain scans show chemical imbalances

Dr John Read Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan Dr. Jonathan N. Stea The risk for serious AEs for SSRIs is estimated 31/1000 vs. 22/1000 placebo, thus ca. 0.9% excess risk: uncommon (but not rare or very rare), and note that this is from short-term, industry trials which underestimate harms: could thus likely be common. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…