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Not auditing creates crazy people, Orkelpsych, psychiatry
does, and so many many people agree! Just read the article
below, and learn something.
Are D.S. your real initials, or did you steal them from
somebody? Are you perhaps the Druth Seeker?
You posted that you never been through auditing, but I did.
You posted that I shall post only to postings to what I
really now. So, why do you then post about auditing? You re
a hypocrite, Orkelpsych.
You have severe misunderstanding about auditing. Emotions
are not numbed, but bad emotions are relieved. The needle
does not show that you are emotionless, but that you are not
more suffering from the painful emotions. Does this make any
sense in your narrrow little psych mind?
I just asked you before that you should explain to me why
you make promotion about the veda in each of your postings
by virtually not knowing anything about it.
And as far as Lisa McPherson is concened, I am convinced
that she is a psychiatric fatality, and not a scientological
one. I knows so because I saw people fall to pieces as Lisa
in the hands of psychs, but never one in the hands of real
Scientologists.
Now read tha,t D.S. Orkel-child-psych, about critic of
psychiatry in Sweden, otherwise in Europe, and other
continents.
Barbara Schwarz
This is an excerpt about the book of Kerstin Kempker & Peter
Lehmann (eds.) INSTEAD OF PSYCHIATRY (= Statt Psychiatrie)
512 pages, 46 pictures, 15 x 21 cm, ISBN 3-925931-07-4,
Berlin: Peter Lehmann Publishing 1993. Published in the
German language. Sold out on August 17, 2002. New edition
planed for 2004
I want to inform you about the new book "Statt Psychiatrie"
(= "Instead of Psychiatry"😉, just published. You gave me the
permission (see back-side of this letter) to translate and
publish an article of your magazine for this book. Thank you
very much! I would like it, if you tell your readers about
this book, that will change the psychiatric scene. Specially
with the model-text of the Psychiatric testament
(antipsychiatric will) , written by the lawyers Peter Rudel
and Hubertus Rolshoven, the book shows a way to protect
yourself legally binding against forced psychiatric
›treatment‹ and to teach psychiatrists to fear from demands
for recourse and from criminal prosecution.
50 lawyers, medical practioners, therapists, psychiatrists,
relatives, politicans, social scientists, and survivors of
psychiatry from all over the world report about their
antipsychiatric work, their objectives and successes, their
alliances and difficulties, wishes and experiences. The book
reflects the possibilites of self-help, today already
existing, even in case of acute madness. The natural healer
Anna Ochsenknecht presents the first time naturopath support
in case of psychic problems and withdrawal from
psychopharmaceutics. Jeffrey Masson, former psychoanalyst
and director of the Sigmund-Freud-Archives, puts attention
on the danger of (ab)use of power within normal
psychotherapy. Former issues: "When the children's
psychiatrist comes...", "Elderly against psychiatry:
guardianship and pills or own will", "Ethical codex of
feministic therapy", "Mad genes: psychiatry in the era of
gene-technology", "On the way to a ban of electroshock" etc.
"Instead of Psychiatry" makes transparent the psychiatric
special laws in the German-speaking countries for victims
and relatives and shows, which paragraphs can be used to
defend the right of self-determination.
and financial interests, which are hidden behind the
expansion of the medical model. Inside their chapter "Wege
zum Ausstieg aus der Psychiatrie" (= "Ways to bail out of
psychiatry"😉 Don Weitz (psychologist and survivor in
Toronto), Peter Stastny (psychiatrist in New York and
Vienna) and Peter Lehmann (survivor and author of "Der
chemische Knebel" [= "The Chemical Muzzle"] ) draw the
conclusions from the systematically psychiatric misuse of
power; only strong rights of victims and survivors of
psychiatry and financial ressoures for autonomous selfhelp
groups and antipsychiatric organisations give a chance to
alter the conditions in a positive way.
Sincerely yours Peter Lehmann
Introduction About the authors Antipsychiatric practice
"What helps me if I go mad?", with contributions by Ernst
Kostal (Austria), Harold A. Mayo (USA), Paula Abalanda
(FRG), Evelyn Hantke-Sohn (FRG), U.N. Terwegs (FRG), Zoran
Solomun (Belgrad/Berlin), Irit Shimrat (Canada), Maths
Jesperson (Sweden), Annette Heselhaus (FRG), Thilo von
Trotha (FRG), Christa Wyss (Switzerland), Peter Lehmann,
Anna Guerrini (Italy), Kerstin Kempker, Andy Smith
(England), Kerstin Friebel (former GDR), Jasna (Borovnjak)
Russo (Belgrad/Berlin). "When the children's psychiatrist
comes...", by Seth Farber (USA) "Elderly against psychiatry:
guardianship and pills or the own will", by Trude Unruh
(FRG) "A look that doesn't cheat", by Jasna (Borovnjak)
Russo & Zoran Solomun "The balance of the soul: naturopath
support in case of psychic problems and withdrawal from
psychopharmaceutics", by Anna Ochsenknecht (FRG)
Antipsychiatry, medicine, therapy "The tyranny of
psychotherapy", by Jeffrey M. Masson (USA) "Head, belly,
psychoboom", by Urs Ruckstuhl (Switzerland) "Ethical codex
of feministic therapy", by Bonnie Burstow (Canada) "Mad
genes: psychiatry in the era of gene-technology", by Marc
Rufer (Switzerland) "On the way to a ban of electroshocks",
by Peter R. Breggin (USA) Antipsychiatry, law, injustice
"Psychex—a Swizzer experiment", by Peter Rippmann
(Switzerland) "Coercive psychiatry in Switzerland—what
now?", by Edmund Schoenenberger (Switzerland) "Coercive
psychiatric committment and treatment in Austria", by Peter
Soenser & Guenther Fisslthaler (Austria) "Coercive
psychiatry and treatment in Germany: an advicer for
victims", by Rudolf Winzen (FRG) "Theory and practice of the
Psychiatric Will", by Peter Lehmann "The Psychiatric Will:
model-text and directions", by Hubertus Rolshoven & Peter
Rudel (FRG) Antipsychiatric selfhelp "Experiences and future
orientations of the Northamerican antipsychiatric and selfhelp-
movement", by Judi Chamberlin (USA) "The European network of
(ex-)users and survivors of psychiatry", by Karl B. Jensen
(Denmark) & Matthias Seibt (FRG) "The mad(wo)men's
offensive: possibilities and limits of antipsychiatric
selfhelp", by Tina Stoeckle (FRG) "A look back upon 12 years
of antipsychiatric selfhelp"—2 interviews with Ludger
Bruckmann (FRG) Antipsychiatry, politics "Personal
motivations for antipsychiatric acting", with contributions
by Lothar Jaendke (FRG), Don Weitz (Canada), Alfredo Moffatt
(Argentinia), Peter R. Breggin, Bonnie Burstow, Wolfgang
Fehse (FRG), Sylvia Marcos (Mexico), Gisela Wirths (FRG),
Peter Stastny (USA/Austria), Theodor Itten (Switzerland),
Sabine Nitz-Spatz (FRG), Kerstin Kempker, Thilo von Trotha,
Uta Wehde (FRG) "Mental illness—a phantom", by Kate Millett
(USA) "Women against power in society and psychiatry: a
feminstic analysis by 7 Canadian and US-American women who
survived psychiatry", prefaces by Judi Chamberlin & Jeanne
Dumont (USA) "Antipsychiatry and politics: 20 years of
resistance in the USA", by David Oaks (USA) "Ways to bail
out of the psychiatry", by Peter Lehmann, Peter Stastny &
Don Weitz Postface Abbreviations Sources Adresses of
antipsychiatric and psychiatry-critical organisations, selfhelp-
groups and magazines from all over the world