This book introduces the core concepts of Dianetics, which later evolved into the broader framework of Scientology. The ...

anti-psychiatry exists as a disorganized entity outside of mainstream medicine, largely propagated on social media and in non-peer-reviewed sources like newspaper opinion articles, books ...

The book’s themes reflect those that were recurring ... Maria Farland discusses Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar and its role in the anti-psychiatry movement. In writing the 1963 novel, “Plath ...

As journalist Susannah Cahalan writes in her fascinating new book, The Great Pretender ... deinstitutionalization, anti-psychiatry, and the push for mental health patient rights." ...

Naturally the anti-Prozac meme met with a large ... illness is just a “metaphor,” and that psychiatry is no more legitimate than alchemy. The book became an instant classic, and the American ...

Diane Barth has referenced Marcia Angell's review in the NYRB of three "anti-psychiatry" books. Barth emphasizes the sheer size of the medicalization, pharmacologization, and medication of our ...

What if she publishes a book at the very moment when her anti-expert, anti-science — in this case, anti-psychiatry — perspective aligns with U.S. government policy? Delano has published that book.