‘Psychiatry Abuse’ Exhibit Opens at Mall Saturday

The new exhibit at the mall is located where CVS used to be.

On the heels of a US General Accounting Office five-state investigation revealing Massachusetts as heaviest in the psychiatric drugging of foster care children at 39%, Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) is holding a grand opening of its 185 foot exhibit covering the often sordid history of psychiatry on Saturday, January 28th, 6:00 PM at the Meadow Glen Mall in Medford.

Speakers at the opening with include two attorney advocates, a college psychology professor, a former pharmaceutical marketing manager and parent whose children were force-drugged through Taunton public schools and the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families.

“Although a few thousand people are expected to tour the Psychiatry Harms exhibit for the month it will be in the mall, the grand opening will give attendees differing perspectives from people who are battling the harm and fraud of psychiatry,” said Kevin Hall, New England Director of Citizens Commission on Human Rights which was established by the Church of Scientology in 1969 to investigate and expose psychiatric violations of human rights.

During the presentation, former drug marketing manager and current CCHR New England investigator, Arlene Tessitore will outline the unethical and even illegal manner in which a certain drug manufacturer pushed their drug to #1 on the antidepressant market. She will also reveal a little-known psychiatric manual, connected to a pharmaceutical company. that is designed to label and drug infants and toddlers. It’s entitled, DC: 0-3, Diagnostic and Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy,

Mt. Wachusett Community College psychology professor Yvonne Noyes-Stevens will discuss the unscientific nature of mental disorders and the dangers of labeling children as mentally ill with subjective diagnoses while Taunton parent Maria Collins will give a first hand account of the nightmarish situation parents face when the Department of Children and Families (DCF) and public schools pressure people to drug their children.

Attorney Greg Hession on MassOutrage.com will cover the difficulties of defending parents from social services and their child-drugging policies while Attorney Willie Carpenter, a local attorney who generally advocates for people without money, will discuss the harm to a DCF girl who has been removed from her mother and force-drugged for about a dozen years.

The exhibit, covers psychiatry’s early controversial treatments, rare footage from Ivan Pavlov’s and BF Skinner’s labs and through time moving through the eugenics movement, the beginnings or psychosurgery and electroshock, the start of the drug era in the mid 1950’s and into today’s era wherein most school shooters have been found to have been taking newer antidepressants and other psychotropic drugs – and much more

More data can be seen by clicking onto the websites CCHR.org and psychconflicts.org.

“The exhibit promotional fliers ask why are so many children and foster kids being drugged?” said Hall. “The exhibit more than answers that question.”

– Information from Citizens Commission on Human Rights