
I write about nervous system injury, psychiatric drug withdrawal, and the long road back to self after psychiatrization. I explore what it means to be human again after surviving the mental health system.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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My Dad died about a year ago and it did something to me. It was traumatic for me in many ways. Just getting myself up an elevator to the ICU, to walk past a lot of very sick people and into his room was nothing short of heroic for a person...
A commenter on Facebook recently asked me to make a YouTube video about what it was like to re-socialize myself as I was recovering from severe and long-lasting psychiatric medication withdrawal. I told them that would be a very vulnerable...
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One of the most asked questions I get from clients, both i...
I've been talking about these issues for ten years...
Today is World Benzodiazepine Awareness Day, and to mark its 10th anniversary, I thought I would share the first video I ever posted on YouTube—the video in which I told my story of ben...
A few last thoughts before I move on to other topics.
I just completed a three-part series on identity and psychiatrization. To catch up, read parts 1, 2, and 3 before reading this one. It’s a lot. There’s also a feature on Substack to lis...
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Psychiatric drug withdrawal. Iatrogenic injury. Rebuilding life after leaving the mental health system — documenting the journey from a Sprinter van. My story was in a few films.
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