Psychiatry and Psychology Press Releases
Addiction Recovery Network Is Offering Effective Treatment Solutions for Addictions in Canada Due to Low Success Rates of 12 Step Programs
According to 2014 studies, the success rates for the 12 step program were between 8 to 12 percent. Addiction Recovery Network founder J.D.H. states, "All the government addiction treatment programs in this country are 12 step-based and almost all the…
Uplifting Content Live Stream With Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale on World Mental Health Day
Uplifting Content, one of the most inspiring Facebook communities founded by female entrepreneur Ione Butler, is pleased to announce a live stream interview with Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale, founder of the Peace of Mind foundation. The live stream will take place…
ADHD Study Finds Long-Term Use of Stimulant Medications Suppresses Height and Doesn't Reduce ADHD Symptoms
A long-term study published in The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry found that extended use of stimulant medication was linked to suppressed adult height but did not reduce symptoms of ADHD. Tanya Mitchell, Chief Research and Development Officer for…
Real-Life Halloween Horrors Explained by Paranormal Expert Jack Rourke
PR Star Media Group recently sat down with world-renowned psychic and best-selling author Jack Rourke for a spooky chat about Halloween, ghosts and demonic possession. Rourke is a paranormal expert who has consulted on such frightening Hollywood films as The…
Dangers of Psychiatric Drugging of Children Spurs Action
An increase in teen overdose deaths from ADHD and anti-anxiety drugs was the focus of the opening ceremony of the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) Psychiatry: An Industry of Death exhibit in Old Sacramento. The exhibit was part of CCHR’s continuing…
Psychiatry: An Industry of Death Special Exhibition
A special showing of the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) multimedia exhibition Psychiatry: An Industry of Death was held at Toronto’s St. Lawrence Centre Sept. 8 - 9. The reception launching the exhibit featured a report released June 23, 2017, by Dr. Dainius…
Nashville Exhibition Exposes Dangers of Psychiatric Treatments
An exhibition exposing the hidden agendas and dangers of the psychiatric industry opened in North Nashville this week. Called Psychiatry: An Industry of Death, the exhibition, organized by the psychiatric watchdog Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), raises public awareness and exposes…
TherapyLine is Giving Unlimited Free Professional Therapy to Texas Residents, From Friday, Sept. 1 to Monday, Sept. 4
In response to the devastating floods caused by Hurricane Harvey that have ravaged counties in Southeastern Texas, TherapyLine, a phone therapy hotline app, is offering free professional therapy to Texas residents. The company will be offering these free therapy sessions…
TherapyLine is Giving Unlimited Free Professional Therapy to Texas Residents From Friday, Sept. 1 to Monday, Sept. 4
In response to the devastating floods caused by Hurricane Harvey that have ravaged counties in Southeastern Texas, TherapyLine, a phone therapy hotline app, is offering free professional therapy to Texas residents. The company will be offering these free therapy sessions…
Bob McDonald, Former VA Secretary and P&G CEO, Joins Boulder Crest
Boulder Crest, a pioneering nonprofit focused on cultivating and facilitating post-traumatic growth amongst combat veterans and family members struggling with PTSD and/or combat stress, announces the addition of Former VA Secretary Bob McDonald to its Honorary Board. “Secretary McDonald is…
Comp Resource Group's Retained Search Selected by Glendive Medical Center for Psychiatric Recruitment
Comp Resource Group (CRG) announced that Glendive Medical Center has selected CRG’s Retained Search to aid in the identification, interview and hire of a Psychiatrist. After almost a year of recruiting with various search firms, the decision was made to…
Andrew De Niese Raises Awareness About Asperger's Syndrome in Romania
Andrew De Niese is a Belgian psychologist who has studied and researched Asperger's syndrome for over 15 years, and has been traveling throughout Europe to share his findings and knowledge on the topic. His latest destination was Romania, which is…
Different Kinds Of Therapy Offered By Mindfulness West London
Mindfulness West London (www.mindfulnesswestlondon.co.uk), a provider of mindfulness courses in the United Kingdom, is proud to inform everyone that they are offering various therapies as well. All of the therapy sessions provided by Mindfulness West London is personally conducted by…
Combining Physical and Mental Health in Raleigh, NC
NC’s largest outpatient mental health practice launches the “Center for Integrative Care” - combining mental/behavioral health care together with behavioral care, primary care, and every other treatment modality under one roof! Carolina Partners in Mental HealthCare is NC’s largest private…
Citizens Group Demands an End to Psychiatric Abuse
The sound of drums and angry voices chanting in unison June 10 signaled a march through the center of Paris. Protesters demanded an end to barbaric treatment, the drugging of children and the involuntary commitment of patients in French psychiatric institutions. Some 200…
Florida Kids at Risk, Parents Need to Know Their Rights, Says CCHR
Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) announced that a recent analysis of calls from parents shows more than 70 percent of children held for involuntary psychiatric examination do not meet the criteria for such evaluation according to Florida’s infamous Baker…
Psychologists in Support of Ban on Electroshock
In a rally organized by the mental health watchdog group Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), marchers descended on the American Psychiatric Association’s (APA) Annual Meeting at the San Diego Convention Center to oppose the APA’s support of electroshock treatment, also known…
Exposing Psychiatry's Crimes in St. Petersburg, Russia
More than 20,000 visitors learned the harsh and unmitigated truth about psychiatry at the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) Psychiatry: An Industry of Death traveling exhibit in St. Petersburg, Russia, April 11–May 10. More than a quarter of a million people…
Childhood is Not a Mental Disease, Protesters Say
A group of human rights activists marched through the town of Lund May 6 to raise awareness on a practice that has put more than 40,000 Swedish children at risk. A report submitted to the UN Committee on the Rights…
Protesters Say No to Destructive Psychiatric "Treatments"
More than 2,000 members of Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) chapters from Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark held a rally and protest march at the European Psychiatric Association (EPA) Congress April 1 to denounce psychiatric abuse. They targeted psychiatry for…
