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Upcoming Events: National Association for Rights Protection & Advocacy (NARPA) Conference 2012 The Millennium Hotel, Cincinnati, OH ,
Sep 05, 2012; Conference: "Innovative Solutions for Building Recovery With Alternatives to Psychotropic Medications" Hilton Garden Inn, Freeport, Maine,
Sep 20, 2012; Alternatives 2012 Conference Portland, Oregon, USA,
Oct 10, 2012; International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry 2012 Conference Airport Marriot Hotel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.,
Nov 01, 2012; Upcoming events…

MindFreedom Maine

Report: MindFreedom Members Challenge Bias by Kitty Dukakis in Electroshock Book.: MindFreedom Maine reports about their vigil that said "No" to electroshock, and to bias in media and books about electroshock. Their peaceful vigil in Boston remembered those killed and harmed by electroshock human rights violations. Updated 23 October 2007.
MindFreedom Maine speaks out about Kitty Dukakis book: Here's a report about a MindFreedom vigil that helped break the silence about bias in a book that unfairly promotes electroshock.
Conference: "Innovative Solutions for Building Recovery With Alternatives to Psychotropic Medications" (Hilton Garden Inn, Freeport, Maine, from Sep 20, 2012 10:00 AM to Sep 21, 2012 05:00 PM): Author and mental health industry critic Robert Whitaker and MFI Director David Oaks will be among the keynote speakers at this conference sponsored by Community Health and Counseling Services in Maine.

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Caitlin Belforti: Psychiatric survivor, young adult leader, student

Caitlin is a survivor of maltreatment of Adelphi University's student counseling center. A young adult new to the movement, Caitlin hopes to continue to her involvement in the psychiatric survivor movement and bring more attention to an issue that is all too prevalent and all too ignored. Also an actress and a poet, Caitlin hopes to use the medium of performing arts to spread awareness, and to reach fellow survivors. She says, “Many thanks to the support I have received so far from the cool crowd that is MindFreedom!" Caitlin is speaking at the MindFreedom International peaceful protest of the American Psychiatric Association in Philadelphia, OccupyAPA 2012.

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