Why do mothers kill their children?
Summary
In this interview, psychiatrist Peter Bregin, 90, discusses his recent stroke and recovery through boxing, alongside his lifelong critique of biological psychiatry. He argues that psychiatric drugs act as neurotoxins that impair moral agency and judgment, citing cases like the Columbine shooting and the Clancy case to illustrate the dangers of polypharmacy. Bregin advocates for a care-based approach to mental health, emphasizing that genuine human connection and support are far more effective than medication for treating emotional and psychological distress.
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