Author

Peter R. Breggin

24 books

Books

  1. Toxic Psychiatry: Why Therapy, Empathy & Love Must Replace the Drugs, Electroshock & Biochemical Theories of the New Psychiatry 1991
  2. Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How & Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Medications 1998
  3. Medication Madness: True Stories of Mayhem, Murder & Suicide Caused by Psychiatric Drugs 2008
21 more
  1. Psychiatric drug withdrawal 2013
  2. The Anti-Depressant Fact Book 2001
  3. Talking Back To Prozac 1994
  4. Guilt, shame, and anxiety 2014
  5. Beyond Conflict 1992
  6. COVID-19 and the Global Predators 2021
  7. Talking Back to Ritalin: What Doctors Aren't Telling You about Stimulants & ADHD 1997
  8. The war against children 1994
  9. Psychiatric drugs, hazards to the brain 1983
  10. Reclaiming our children 2000
  11. Brain-disabling treatments in psychiatry 1997
  12. Psychosocial approaches to deeply disturbed persons 1996
  13. The crazy from the sane 1971
  14. Electroshock, its brain-disabling effects 1979
  15. The psychology of freedom 1980
  16. The ritalin fact book 2002
  17. The war against children of color 1998
  18. Medication Madness 2009
  19. Heart of Being Helpful 2006
  20. Your drug may be your problem 1999
  21. After the Good War 1972

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