We are preparing for our second annual music video contest. You may either submit a music video or poetry video performance. We thoroughly enjoy watching each and every submission! There are so many talented individuals that we know we haven’t ...
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CCHR Florida Video “What We Do” Song by WDHAN, “Almost Fine”!
Read MoreIf you wish to know the truth about psychiatry, prepare yourself, because it is disturbing to face the facts about how human beings are being treated by mainstream psychiatry. Liberally prescribing psychotropic drugs for more than two decades including “off-label” ...
Read MoreTo answer the question whether or not antidepressants cause autism in pregnancy, we first turned to CNN’s article on the subject. In at least one study, it was shown that antidepressants increase the risk of ASD (autism spectrum disorder) in newborn children. ...
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Watch the first 2 minute video in the CCHR Florida Youth Group Game “Be An Individual-Not A Label” Quick and Easy to do – Make a 2 minute video expressing your individuality fully! For people of all ages–5 years-95 years ...
Read MoreIt is not just in Florida one finds doctors medicating children, even toddlers, for behaviors long known as normal in children — shyness, restlessness, short attention spans, fear/grief when left by parents in a new school, daycare, etc. Britain now ...
Read MoreForty or so years ago, it would be safe to say no kids were on any psychiatric drugs. ADHD and bipolar disorder in kids was unheard of and most other children’s mental illness labels were nonexistent. Depending on your source, ...
Read MoreToday, many people are taking psychotropic drugs and have a problem tapering off of them. Mike Cleveland of Setting Captives Free runs into this problem with his parishioners on a regular basis. In an effort to help bring awareness of ...
Read MoreCCHR Florida Youth Group, in Clearwater Florida is sponsoring a fashion show to raise awareness on an individual’s right to know about the harmful effects of psychiatric drugs and alternative treatments. It’s called informed consent. Check out the details below. ...
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