There are no "safe" psychiatric drugs. Each has numerous harmful short term and largely unknown long term effects. Each psychiatric drug which was orginally heralded as the new "safe" wonder drug, was found to have severe harmful side effects, including addiction, and withdrawal symptoms, among others. Psychiatric drugs obtain their result by causing brain dysfunction.

This is a copy of a letter by Dr. Mosher resigning from the American Psychiatric Association. Note that Dr. Mosher was a pioneer in establishing programs of psychosocial community care in the field of psychiatry (e.g., Soteria House,); his many publications in that regard have been very influential (e.g.: Mosher, L., & Burti, L. (1989). "Community mental health: Principles and Practice". New York: Norton.).

Loren R. Mosher M. D.
2616 Angell Ave
San Diego, CA 92122

December 4 1998

Rodrigo Munoz, M.D., President
American Psychiatric Association
1400 94 Street N. W.

Dr. Nathaniel S. Lehrman, M.D. I started in psychiatry in 1947, after graduating from Harvard College in 1942, Albany Medical College in 1946, and a year’s rotating internship. I then spent a year at Bellevue, served two years as an army psychiatrist, and finished my training at Hillside Hospital and Creedmoor State Hospital (now “Psychiatric Center” - PC).

Exposing Psychiatry as a Pseudo-Science Dr. Thomas Szasz, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry at the State University of New, York, Syracuse

Psychiatry: No Science, No Cures

Dr. Fred Baughman, Jr.: Psychiatry in all of this time doesn’t have one case report of one disease validated. Not one. What they do is they meet at the American Psychiatric Association (APA), they meet in the DSM Community—the Diagnostic Statistical Manual Community—and they vote on making new behavioral and emotional disorders and they immediately start calling them diseases. They tell people, they tell the public these are diseases. Total fraud. Total fraud.