The Life After ECT podcast explores the untold stories and controversies of Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT). Whether you’re considering ECT, a survivor, a patient safety advocate, or a loved one seeking understanding, this podcast is for you. We cover topics like ECT’s history, news, survivor stories, tips for recovery, and self-advocacy. Beyond the mainstream narrative, we highlight hidden risks,... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusiness |
Why are people harmed by ECT so often ignored — even when they reach out directly to researchers?
Content Warnings: Brief mention if abuse and suicide.
In this episode, we continue reading emails from injured ECT patients who reached out to governm... more
In this episode, we continue reading emails from injured ECT patients who reached out to government-funded researcher Harold Sackeim, only to have their pleas for help ignored.
Sackeim had publicly invited people experiencing memory problems after ... more
If you’re struggling after ECT, you’re not alone.
I’m Anna, a childhood psychiatric drug and teen electroshock survivor. After my brain was damaged by ECT in 2006, I was met with silence and denial from the medical system.
That’s why I founded Life... more
In this episode, we revisit a 2010 FDA letter by Linda Andre, and emails from ECT survivors who reached out to goverment funded researcher, Harold Sackeim, for help.
Sackeim had publicly invited people experiencing memory problems after ECT to conta... more
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Thank you for sharing your experience with ECT. Thank you for doing what most of us want to do but can’t, either because we’re scared, or we just don’t have the mental capacity to do so.
Keep up your amazing work.
Most of this podcast’s arguments were weak and misleading. Some that stood out to me were:
(1) Podcast said ECT devices are not tested by the FDA. I looked it up and this is so misleading I consider it a lie.
(2) Podcast says ECT is not regulated. I looked this up, and in the United States this is an outright lie.
(3) Podcast says people injured by ECT are not given testing and rehabilitation. I looked it up and the problem is these people can’t prove ECT was the cause of their brain damage.... more
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