I Don't Think Anyone Is "anti-psychiatry"
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What changes do you want to see in psychiatry?
Answer:
"anti-psychiatry" is an imprecise term made up by proponents of psychiatry to characterize people who have had bad experiences with the psychiatric profession and who use these online forums to warn others about the dangers of bad treatment. People have legitimate concerns about the lack of quality control and quality assurance among practictioners of psychiatry and related mental health professions. It would be good if the people who have concerns about psychiatry were more organized and complete about list their complaints and focused on using more effective tactics to change the industry. It's the old psychiatrists are greedy argument again, as if the entire professional field is fuelled by lust for gold. Methinks, that if psychiatrists really wanted to make a lot of dough they would have chosen something more lucrative like stockbrokerage, or banking. This is like the Godwin's Law- whenever you want to crush an argument you raise the Nazi flag.
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