
Investigating the untold history of psychiatry, the science of antidepressant withdrawal, and stepping back into the soul after psychiatric drugs.
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A field guide to Chris Masterjohn, PhD's SSRI Withdrawal Strategies
The following newsletter, and issues 154-158 and 161-162, are a “translation” of Chris Masterjohn, PhD’s work on serotonin and antidepressants. In a world of rampant plagi...
A response to scientific dogma and "spiritual bypassing"
The following newsletter references issues 154-158 and 161-162, which are a “translation” of Chris Masterjohn, PhD’s work on serotonin and antidepressants. I will pick up this work i...
Using Chris Masterjohn, PhD's work to connect dots across SSRI withdrawal
The following newsletter, and issues 154-158 and 161, are a “translation” of Chris Masterjohn, PhD’s work on serotonin and antidepressants. In a world of rampant pla...
Exploring a neglected pathway with major implications for tapering
The following newsletter, and issues 154-158, are a “translation” of Chris Masterjohn, PhD’s work on serotonin and antidepressants. In a world of rampant plagiarism, it is...
A conversation with Angie Peacock
Yesterday, in yet another whiplash moment, the New York Times released the article, “More Teens Are Taking Antidepressants. It Could Disrupt Their Sex Lives for Years,” which focuses on Post SSRI Sexual Dy...
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Brooke Siem (@brookesiem) is a writer whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, New York Post, Insider, and more. Her debut memoir, MAY CAUSE SIDE EFFECTS, was published in 2022 and is available wherever books are sold.
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