What can be done if both psychosis, and antipsychotic medications, are likely to shrink brains and kill people?What can be done if both psychosis, and antipsychotic medications, are likely to shrink brains and kill people?What can be done if both psychosis, and antipsychotic medications, are likely to shrink brains and kill people?What can be done if both psychosis, and antipsychotic medications, are likely to shrink brains and kill people?
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August 28, 2009
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What can be done if both psychosis, and antipsychotic medications, are likely to shrink brains and kill people?

In the attempt to convince people to take medications, the hazards of such medications are often minimized or overlooked. While many people may truly be better […]
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August 15, 2009
Published by Ron Unger on August 15, 2009
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Recovery: Why is it being redefined to mean “doing better but still mentally ill”?

A lot of efforts to transform an often oppressive mental health have focused on “recovery” and making the mental health system more “recovery focused.” Many agencies […]
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August 7, 2009
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How to recover by quitting your efforts to get rid of “symptoms”

Changing focus is a key part of recovery: to recover from a “symptom” it is often necessary to quit focusing on trying to get rid of […]
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July 24, 2009
Published by Ron Unger on July 24, 2009
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Radio Show on Schizophrenia and Recovery

On Monday, July 27, at 4:10 PM, I will be interviewed on a show called Northwest Passage on local radio station KLCC. The topic will be […]
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July 10, 2009
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Officially Censored!

Earlier today I was informed by the director of our county mental health agency, where I work only a few hours per week, that I am […]
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July 9, 2009
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Talking to someone convinced it is all biological

Many people are still convinced that the “scientific” understanding is that if a person is diagnosed with a “mental illness” such as “schizophrenia” then this means […]
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July 4, 2009
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Understanding “Extreme States” and how to find the middle ground…

If “schizophrenia” and “bipolar disorder” and such are not real “biologically based brain disorders” or “biochemical imbalances” then what does account for the difficult experiences and […]
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June 28, 2009
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How to reduce deaths associated with “anti-psychotic” medications

At least here and there, mental health authorities are recognizing that it is a problem that people in the public mental health system are dying 25 […]
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May 29, 2009
Published by Ron Unger on May 29, 2009
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Guidelines for transforming a mental health system

Too often, our mental health systems are more oriented toward “drug and keep out of trouble” than they are toward recovery (even when they say they […]
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