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'''The DSM: Psychiatry's Deadliest Scam''' is a 2011 video which was produced and distributed by Citizens Commission on Human Rights<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2164516/companycredits?ref_=tt_dt_co Company Credits (IMDb)]</ref> <ref>[http://www.cchr.org/ Citizens Commission on Human Rights]</ref> (available to view on YouTube) which explains how psychiatric categories are created ''simply by taking a vote among a small group of psychiatrists'' (no empirical scientific studies are ''ever'' done) in order to decide which so-called "mental illnesses" or "psychological disorders" should be included in the DSM (the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual) of the American Psychiatric Association (the A.P.A) The DSM ''does not'' contain any statistics, by the way -- it just makes the manual sound more "scientific". | '''The DSM: Psychiatry's Deadliest Scam''' is a 2011 video which was produced and distributed by Citizens Commission on Human Rights<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2164516/companycredits?ref_=tt_dt_co Company Credits (IMDb)]</ref> <ref>[http://www.cchr.org/ Citizens Commission on Human Rights]</ref> (available to view on YouTube) which explains how psychiatric categories are created ''simply by taking a vote among a small group of psychiatrists'' (no empirical scientific studies are ''ever'' done) in order to decide which so-called "mental illnesses" or "psychological disorders" should be included in the DSM (the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual) of the American Psychiatric Association (the A.P.A) The DSM ''does not'' contain any statistics, by the way -- it just makes the manual sound more "scientific". | ||
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The DSM: Psychiatry's Deadliest Scam is a 2011 video which was produced and distributed by Citizens Commission on Human Rights[1] [2] (available to view on YouTube) which explains how psychiatric categories are created simply by taking a vote among a small group of psychiatrists (no empirical scientific studies are ever done) in order to decide which so-called "mental illnesses" or "psychological disorders" should be included in the DSM (the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual) of the American Psychiatric Association (the A.P.A) The DSM does not contain any statistics, by the way -- it just makes the manual sound more "scientific".
A must watch for everyone. It is the DSM that makes BoyLovers crazy (literally), as it (formerly) did with its classification of homosexuals.
Commentary
From the YouTube channel:
- "[The DSM is] psychiatry's best-selling catalog of mental illness — 943 pages long and covering everything from depression and anxiety to stuttering, cigarette addiction, fear of spiders, nightmares, problems with math and even disorder of infancy — all reinterpreted and labeled as a brain disease."
Relevance to BoyLovers
You wouldn't even be here reading this post if it weren't for psychiatrists and their fraudulent theories.
Cast
| Credited cast [3] | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Actor | Role | ||
| Lynn Alford-Burow | Lynn Alford-Burow (Herself) | ||
| Fred A. Baughman | Fred A. Baughman (Himself) | ||
| Richard Bentall | Richard Bentall (Himself) | ||
| Samuel Blumenfeld | Samuel Blumenfeld (Himself) | ||
| Joan Brown | Joan Brown (Herself) | ||
| Lisa Cain | Lisa Cain (Herself) | ||
| George Capsis | George Capsis (Himself) | ||
| Moira Dolan | Moira Dolan (Herself) | ||
| Mark Donohoe | Mark Donohoe (Himself) | ||
| Jonathan Emord | Jonathan Emord (Himself) | ||
| Patti Giuliano | Patti Giuliano (Herself) | ||
| Howard Glasser | Howard Glasser (Himself) | ||
| Thomas Glick | Thomas Glick (Himself) | ||
| Reuben Guttman | Reuben Guttman (Himself) | ||
References
See also
- Whores of the Court (book)
- MHAMic
- Iatrogenesis
- Psychobabble
- Pseudoscience
- Psychiatry: An Industry of Death (film)
