PsychForce Report
Rob WipondTracking the expanding uses of coercion, incarceration, and force by mental health care systems.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | robwipond.substack.com |
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A Personal Letter to Subscribers
Dear Subscribers,
They Paid $20 Million for Commitment Fraud, and then... Opened Another Hospital
It’s heartening to hear about the U.S. Department of Justice shutting down organized, mass-scale fraud and abuse in mental health care services, as has been happening in Minnesota over the past few months. Unfortunately, as I wrote yesterda...
Behind Minnesota's Fraud Scandal: The Problem of Coercion
The waves of charges of organized criminal fraud in health and housing services coming out of Minnesota this week are provoking commentaries from a lot of directions—blaming low-barrier entry to programs, light record-keeping requirements, ...
PsychForce Report TV: Utah's Detention "Campus" ugh..erph!?!..eee..
Jesse Mangan and I discuss the sprawling detention “campus” and civil commitment center for unhoused people that’s in planning for rural Utah, on the latest edition of PsychForce Report TV. You already know the basic content if you saw my a...
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Journalist who writes about interfaces between psychiatry, civil rights, policing, surveillance, and social change. Nominated for 17 magazine & journalism awards in science, law, and business. Author of the book Your Consent is Not Required.
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