
Welcome to the Mad in America podcast, a weekly discussion that searches for the truth about psychiatric prescription drugs and mental health care worldwide. Hosted by James Moore, this podcast is part of Mad in America's mission to serve as a catalyst for rethinking psychiatric care. We believe that the current drug-based paradigm of care has failed our society and that scientific research, as we... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Please leave Pleasantville and come spend some time in inpatient psych units across Appalachia, then tell me how we should give less antipsychotics and present a more calming presence instead. Don't fret about the time off you'll need, you'll be singing a different tune in a week or less.
Life-Changing….this organization’s work has been to me. This podcast makes it even more accessible for my disability. Thank you 🙏for doing work that matters, and for seeking (and succeeding) to do it well.
I have texted many episodes to people whose families are told the same “no cure, lifelong medication story” that many doctors follow. This podcast gives alternative views and perspectives and solutions that have helped people I know recover. The focus is on recovery not treatment. Thanks for these podcasts !
This podcast is a salve for people like me who feel alone in the psychiatric journey after spending the past two decades wrestling with medication. I was looking for a show that would serve as both a reference as well as a confidence booster as I try to taper off psychotropic drugs for good. The hosts ask great questions and the carefully curated guests are smart and informative. I love that this show doesn’t undermine the intelligence of its listeners by dumbing down the subject matter. Thank y... more
When you hear the truth, you know it. It resonates deep inside. Every word of every podcast is an amazing journey. Into the world of truth and hope for our society. This podcast has changed my life.
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Discussions center on the failings of the psychiatric system, particularly the reliance on pharmaceutical solutions for mental health issues. The content often critiques current practices, emphasizing the experiences of those affected by psychiatric medications and advocating for alternative approaches that prioritize human connection and informed consent. Through interviews with mental health advocates, researchers, and patients, the discourse seeks to illuminate the complexities surrounding medications, including antidepressants and the emerging concept of digital therapies. The unique interweaving of scientific research, personal narratives, and social critiques invites listeners to challenge conventional beliefs and engage in a wider di... more
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