Alternatives Beyond Psychiatry

1. Auflage 2007
ISBN: 978-0-9545428-1-8
Verlag: Lehmann P. Antipsych.Vlg.

Buch, Englisch, 432 Seiten, PB, Format (B × H): 152 mm x 212 mm, Gewicht: 623 g

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Zielgruppe

Psychiatric patients and their relatives; consumers, users and survivors of psychiatry, journalists, politicians, pastors, lawyers, judges and guardians; all professional workers in the psychosocial field: physicians, psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, naturopaths, psychologists, paedagogues, therapists, carers as well as the interested public

Autoren/Hrsg.

Stastny, Peter

Lehmann, Peter

Fachgebiete

• Sozialwissenschaften Psychologie Psychotherapie / Klinische Psychologie
• Medizin | Veterinärmedizin Medizin | Public Health | Pharmazie | Zahnmedizin Medizinische Fachgebiete Psychiatrie, Sozialpsychiatrie, Suchttherapie

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Robert Whitaker: Preface. 11
Note about Liability. 13
Introduction. 15
I. Why Psychiatry Hurts More Than It Helps
Introduction. 17
Dorothea S. Buck-Zerchin: Seventy Years of Coercion in Psychiatric Institutions, Experienced and Witnessed. 19
Kate Millett: The Illusion of Mental Illness. 29
Uta Wehde: Antipsychiatric Work by Relatives - Unrestrained Anger and Commitment to Alternatives. 38
II. Actual Alternatives
Introduction. 41
II.A. Individual Strategies with and without Professional Support
Peter Lehmann: What Helps Me if I Go Mad? With Contributions by Ludger Bruckmann, Chris Hansen, Andy Smith, Sarah Carr, Alfred Hausotter, Merinda Epstein, Harold A. Maio, Agnes Beier, Peter Lehmann, Zoran Solomun, Ursula Zingler, David Webb, Tina Coldham and Constance Dollwet. 44
Regina Bellion: How We Discovered the Soteria Principle. 75
Bhargavi Davar: Depression and the Use of Natural Healing Methods. 83
Ulrich Bartmann: Running from the Crisis. 90
Miriam Krücke: Advance Directives - A Step towards Self-help. 97
II.B. Organized Self-help
Wilma Boevink: Survival, the Art of Living and Knowledge to Pass on - Recovery, Empowerment and Experiential Expertise of Persons with Severe Mental Health Problems. 105
Rufus May: Reclaiming Mad Experience - Establishing Unusual Belief Groups and Evolving Minds Public Meetings. 117
Hannelore Klafki: The Voices Accompany My Life. 128
Marius Romme and Sandra Escher: INTERVOICE - Accepting and Making Sense of Hearing Voices. 131
Maryse Mitchell-Brody: The Icarus Project - Dangerous Gifts, Iridescent Visions and Mad Community. 137
II.C. Models of Professional Support
Volkmar Aderhold, Peter Stastny and Peter Lehmann: Soteria - A Treatment Model and a Reform Movement in Psychiatry. 146
Maths Jesperson: Hotel Magnus Stenbock - A User-controlled House in Helsingborg, Sweden. 161
Michael Herrick, Anne Marie DiGiacomo and Scott Welsch: The Windhorse Project. 168
Jeanne Dumont and Kristine Jones: The Crisis Hostel - Findings from a Consumer/Survivor-defined Alternative to Psychiatric Hospitalization. 179
Petra Hartmann and Stefan Bräunling: Finding Common Strength Together - The Berlin Runaway House. 188
Gisela Sartori: Second Opinion Society - Without Psychiatry in the Yukon. 199
Shery Mead: Trauma-informed Peer Run Crisis Alternatives. 210
Giuseppe Bucalo: A Sicilian Way to Antipsychiatry - La Cura. 217
Jaakko Seikkula and Birgitta Alakare: Open Dialogues. 223
Theodor Itten: Psychotherapy Instead of Psychiatry? A No-brainer. 240
III. General and Specific Beneficiaries of Alternative Approaches
Introduction. 253
Karyn Baker: Families - A Help or Hindrance in Recovery?. 254
Philip Thomas and Salma Yasmeen: Choice and Diversity - Developing Real Alternatives for People from Non-Western (and Western) Cultures. 260
Bruce E. Levine: Troubled Children and Teens - Commonsense Solutions without Psychiatric Drugs or Manipulations. 271
Erich Schützendorf: When a Slice of Sausage Turns into a Lens-cleaning Cloth - To Respect and Support People with Dementia. 281
Guy Holmes and Geoff Hardy: The Shame of “Not Being a Man” - Experiences of Gay, Straight and Bisexual Men. 288
IV. Realizing Alternatives and Humane Treatment
Introduction. 297
Maths Jesperson: Personal Ombudsman in Skåne - A User-controlled Service with Personal Agents. 299
Peter Rippmann: PSYCHEX - A Swiss Experiment. 304
James B. Gottstein: Money, Rights and Alternatives - Enforcing Legal Rights as a Mechanism for Creating Non-medical Model Alternatives. 308
Laura Ziegler: Upholding Psychiatric Advance Directives - “The Rights of a Flea”. 318
David W. Oaks: MindFreedom International - Activism for Human Rights as the Basis for a Nonviolent Revolution in the Mental Health System. 328
Dan Taylor: MindFreedom Ghana -

Über Autor(innen)

Stastny, Peter
Peter Stastny was born in Vienna, Austria, where he graduated from medical school in 1976. Since 1978 he has been working and residing in New York City. He is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx and has conducted several publically funded research projects in the area of vocational rehabilitation, social support and self-help, in collaboration with individuals who had survived personal crises and psychiatric interventions. Currently, Dr. Stastny is working on the development of alternative services that obviate psychiatric intervention and offer autonomous paths towards recovery and full integration. These activities have engendered a close collaboration with the user-survivor movement, as manifested by joint research projects, publications, service demonstrations, and community work. He is a founding member of the International Network Toward Alternatives and Recovery (INTAR).

Lehmann, Peter
Peter Lehmann. Geboren 1950 in Calw (Schwarzwald). Dipl.-Sozialpädagoge, heute Autor, Verleger und Versandbuchhändler in Berlin. 1989 Gründungsmitglied u.a. vom Weglaufhaus Berlin, 1990 von PSYCHEX (Schweiz), 1991 vom Europäischen Netzwerk von Psychiatriebetroffenen (ENUSP), 1997 vom Weltverband von Psychiatriebetroffenen, 2008 von der Europäischen Demokratischen Bewegung für Seelische Gesundheit. 1997-1999 Vorsitzender von ENUSP, seit 2003 ENUSP-Vorstandsmitglied für die Region Nordosteuropa. Seit 2004 Mitglied beim International Network Toward Alternatives and Recovery (INTAR). 1986 Gründung des Antipsychiatrieverlags. Seit 1990 Mitherausgeber des Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy (Großbritannien). Buchveröffentlichungen u. a.: "Der chemische Knebel - Warum Psychiater Neuroleptika verabreichen" (1. Aufl. 1986; 5. Aufl. 2005); "Statt Psychiatrie" (1993, Herausgabe gemeinsam mit Kerstin Kempker); "Schöne neue Psychiatrie", Band 1: "Wie Chemie und Strom auf Geist und Psyche wirken" · Band 2: "Wie Psychopharmaka den Körper verändern" (1996); "Psychopharmaka absetzen. Erfolgreiches Absetzen von Neuroleptika, Antidepressiva, Phasenprohylaktika, Ritalin und Tranquilizern" (Herausgabe, 1. Aufl. 1998, 3. Aufl. 2008); "Statt Psychiatrie 2" (2007, Herausgabe gemeinsam mit Peter Stastny). (Stand: 11/2009).