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Gateway to the MindFreedom Directory of Alternatives

by Jeremy Bensman last modified 2010-01-31 15:11

Welcome to the MindFreedom International searchable directory of alternatives for mental and emotional support. Those listed have agreed to MFI Principles created by the MFI Choice in Mental Health Committee.



MindFreedom Directory of Alternatives:


http://www.mindfreedom.org/mfdb


MindFreedom Directory of Alternatives Principles:


http://www.mindfreedom.org/campaign/choice/alternatives/principles


News Release about the MFI Directory of Alternatives:


http://www.mindfreedom.org/directory/launch


Are You a Provider Who Would Like to Be Listed in the MFI Directory?


If you are a provider who agrees with the MFI Principles and would like to submit your service for listing, please e-mail your interest to creativerevolution@mindfreedom.org


Read "Therapy Without Force," One Therapist's Model for Avoiding Coercion


Therapist Daniel Mackler has written an excellent article summing up how to provide coercion-free psychotherapy. Click HERE.


IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER


MindFreedom's knowledge of those listed in the directory comes from their own self-report and willingness to agree to certain principles. MindFreedom, along with its board, staff, members and all contributors to this directory, cannot endorse any particular individuals/groups/agencies and will not be held accountable for any outcomes resulting from contact with those listed in this directory.

MindFreedom provides no warranty whatsover, and makes no assurance about quality. This directory is provided as a public education service, and is not intended as a substitute for advice from a licensed professional. Just like any other product or service, we at MindFreedom urge you to inform yourself about the product or service beforehand. If you do have a complaint about any service or provider listed, please direct this to creativerevolution@mindfreedom.org


We are MFI



Jim Gottstein of PsychRights

Jim Gottstein is a psychiatric survivor who is also a Harvard-trained attorney, and founder of MindFreedom Sponsor Group PsychRights. Jim blew the whistle on Eli Lilly by releasing their secret documents about the psychiatric drug Zyprexa to The New York Times. Jim is also president of National Association of Rights Protection and Advocacy (NARPA) a founding Sponsor Group of MFI.
 

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