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Revisiting Schizophrenia: Are Drugs Always Needed? by David W. Oaks — last modified 2006-09-13 00:57
This NY Times article questions whether psychiatric drugs must always be given to people labeled "schizophrenic," and quotes Will Hall from the Freedom Center of Massachusetts, a sponsor group in MindFreedom International.
Football tackles schizophrenia and depression by David W. Oaks — last modified 2007-01-09 09:15
Illustrating the wide range of creative approaches to support people diagnosed schizophrenic -- beyond simply a narrow medical model of drug, drug, drug -- the UK Guardian reports about how Italian psychiatrists have even obtained "startling results" with football.
"Recovery from Schizophrenia" blog by Ron Unger by David W. Oaks — last modified 2007-01-22 10:33
Recovery from Schizophrenia is a web log authored by Ron Unger, a dissident mental health worker who has been an activist with MindFreedom Lane County for many years. This blog covers ideas about the nature of the personal problems that psychiatry misleadingly labels "schizophrenia" and "psychosis," news and opinion about why alternatives are needed, and information about some of the effective alternative approaches to recovery.

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Leonard Roy Frank

Leonard Roy Frank is a survivor of dozens of brutal forced electroshock and insulin coma. He went on to become one of the foremost activists for human rights of people harmed by electroshock. Leonard is a long-time MindFreedom supporter. He has edited many books including: Frank Quotes (1970), The History of Shock Treatment (1978), Influencing Minds: A Reader in Quotations (1995), Random House Webster's Quotationary (1998), and Random House Webster's Wit & Humor Quotationary (2000).
 
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