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 Overview: Articles by Peter Lehmann & further
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Peter
Lehmann
Achievement of Full Human Rights and Appropriate Support
for People with Emotional Distress and Psychiatric
Diagnoses
Psychiatric reform & humanistic anti-psychiatry
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Lehmann, Peter (January 23, 2019): "Transparency first.
Disclosure of conflicts of interest in the psychiatric field".
PowerPoint presentation on behalf of the European Network of
(ex-) Users and Survivors of Psychiatry to the panel discussion
within "Shedding Light on transparent collaboration in
healthcare: A unique overview of practices in Europe",
along with Annabel Seebohm (Secretary General, Standing Committee
of European Doctors), Ancel.la Santos Quintano (Senior Policy
Advisor, Health Action International), Julie Bonhomme (Director
Legal Affairs & Compliance, European Federation of the Pharmaceutical
Industries and Associations), and Lina Mosch (Health Policy
Director, European Medical Students Association), moderated
by Bob Grove (Senior Policy Advisor at Mental Health Europe).
European Parliament, Brussels. Online resource https://peter-lehmann.de/document/shedding-light.pdf
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Lehmann, Peter (July 23, 2011): "International noncompliance
and humanistic antipsychiatry". Lecture presented to the
"European Congress against Discrimination and Stigma, for
User-orientated Reforms in Psychiatry and the Right to Alternatives"
on the occasion of the awarding of an honorary doctoral degree
on 28 September 2010 by the School of Psychology of the Aristotle
University of Thessaloniki, Faculty of Philosophy, Greece. In:
ISEPP Chronicles – Advancing Ethical, Best-Practice Mental
Health Care. Electronic resource of the International Society
for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry – ISEPP. Online resource
https://www.peter-lehmann-publishing.com/articles/lehmann/pdf/lehmann-isepp.pdf
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Lehmann, Peter (2010): "International noncompliance and
humanistic antipsychiatry" (pp. 63-72). In: Kostas Bairaktaris
(ed.): "Proceedings of the European Congress against Discrimination
and Stigma, for User-orientated Reforms in Psychiatry and the
Right to Alternatives". Thessaloniki: Aristotle University
of Thessaloniki. Online resource https://www.peter-lehmann-publishing.com/articles/lehmann/noncompliance-a.htm
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Lehmann, Peter (June 28, 2010): "The self, schizophrenia
and neuroleptic iatrogenic injury in mental health and social
care". Keynote PowerPoint presentation to the 13th International
Conference of the International Network of Philosophy and Psychiatry:
"Real People: The Self in Mental Health and Social Care".
Macdonald Manchester Hotel, Manchester, United Kingdom. Online
resource https://www.peter-lehmann-publishing.com/articles/lehmann/ppt/suicideregister-manchester2010-ppt.pdf
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Lehmann, Peter / Stastny, Peter (2007): "Reforms or alternatives?
A better psychiatry or better alternatives?" (pp. 402-411).
In: Peter Stastny & Peter Lehmann (eds.): "Alternatives
beyond psychiatry". Berlin, Eugene & Shrewsbury: Peter
Lehmann Publishing 
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Lehmann, Peter (December 2003): "Material and background
information about the Action Programme to combat discrimination".
In: The European Newsletter of (ex-) Users and Survivors of
Psychiatry, No. 12, pp. 2-8. Online resource https://www.peter-lehmann-publishing.com/articles/lehmann/pdf/enusp-newsletter12-2-8.pdf
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Lehmann, Peter (April 6, 2001): "Stop Exclusion, Dare
to Share! Commentary of a 'Mental Health Advocate' at the World
Health Day 2001". Lecture to the meeting "Mental Health:
'Stop Exclusion – Dare to Care'". WHO Headquarters.
Geneva, Switzerland. Online resource https://www.peter-lehmann-publishing.com/articles/lehmann/genf_2001.htm
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Lehmann, Peter (October 27, 1999): "Promotion of mental
health and prevention of mental disorders by empowerment: Is
there a psychiatry-policy without meaningful participation of
(ex-) users/survivors of psychiatry?" Unabridged manuscript
for the book contribution with the same name, published in:
Juha Lavikainen, Eero Lahtinen & Ville Lehtinen (eds.):
"Proceedings of the European Conference on Promotion of
Mental Health and Social Inclusion, 10-13 October 1999, Tampere,
Finland" (Reports of the Ministry of Social Affairs and
Health 2001:3). Helsinki: Ministry of Social Affairs and Health,
pp. 108-110. Online resource https://www.peter-lehmann-publishing.com/articles/lehmann/pdf/tampere_long.pdf
Articles by further authors
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Action
Project against "Harassment and Discrimination Faced by
People with Mental Health Problems in the Field of Health Services",
organized in the framework of the "'Community Action Programme
to Combat Discrimination in 2001-2006' with support from the
European Union
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Action Project against "Harassment and Discrimination
Faced by People with Mental Health Problems in the Field of
Health Services", organized in the framework of the "'Community
Action Programme to Combat Discrimination in 2001-2006' with
support from the European Union": "Recommendations
to combat harassment and discrimination in health and mental
health services" 2005 by Mental Health Europe, LUCAS
(Belgium), Pro Mente Salzburg (Austria), MIND (England &
Wales), Clientenbond (The Netherlands), FEAFES (Confederación
Española de Agrupaciones de Familiares y Personas con
Enfermedad Mental – Spain), BPE (Bundesverband Psychiatrie-Erfahrener
e.V. – Germany) and ENUSP (European Network of [ex-] Users
and Survivors of Psychiatry
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Action Project against "Harassment and Discrimination
Faced by People with Mental Health Problems in the Field of
Health Services", organized in the framework of the "'Community
Action Programme to Combat Discrimination in 2001-2006' with
support from the European Union": "No
discrimination and harassment here!", Poster, 2005
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Action Project against "Harassment and Discrimination
Faced by People with Mental Health Problems in the Field of
Health Services", organized in the framework of the "'Community
Action Programme to Combat Discrimination in 2001-2006' with
support from the European Union": "Main
findings on harassment and discrimination in health and mental
health services", part of the back of the anti-discrimination
poster "No discrimination and harassment here!", 2005
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Discher,
Christian: German politicians block investigating and explaining
the Hell in Ueckermünde. Contribution from March 31,
2018, on http://inklusionspolitik.de
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Gottstein,
Jim & PsychRights© –
Law Project for Psychiatric Rights: Effective Non-Drug Treatment.
Bibliography of manuscripts and lectures
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Levine,
Bruce: Thinking critically about scientology, psychiatry, and
their feud. In: The Huffington Post, September 11, 2008
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Mezzich,
Juan E. (President of the World Psychiatric Association): The
dialogal basis of our profession: Psychiatry with the Person.
In: World Psychiatry, Vol. 6 (2007), October, No 3, pp. 129-130
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Mosher,
Loren R.: How drug company money has corrupted psychiatry
(Undated)
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Mosher,
Loren R.: Letter of resignation from the American Psychiatric
Association to Rodrigo Munoz, M.D., President of the APA,
December 4, 1998
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Mosher,
Loren R.: Swimming upriver. Foreword to: The Voiceless Movement
/ Les Sans-Voix (eds.): Deprived of our humanity – The
case against neuroleptic drugs, Geneva: Association Ecrivains,
Poètes & Cie. 1998, pp. 15-19
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Newnes,
Craig: Constructing the service user. The psychiatric system
uses the term "service user" to emphasize consumerism
and voluntarism as if the people being psychiatrized are using
a service in the way they may use banking or bus services –
but they are not. In: Clinical Psychology, Vol. 50 (July 2005)
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Oaks,
David W.: Interview about MindFreedom International, mental
health and freedom of choice onYouTube
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Oaks,
David W.: Madness and the mental health system – Psychiatric
survivors and human rights. In: Alternative – Resources
for Cultural Creativity, Issue 37 (Spring 2006)
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Soroboro,
John: Prognosis negative – Psychiatry and the foibles of
the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual V (DSM-V) in Skeptic
Magazine (2010)
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Whitaker,
Robert: The truth about "schizophrenia" & fixing
chemical imbalances on YouTube
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WPA
– World Psychiatric Association: Transforming Mental Health
Care: Insights from the WPA Consultation on Implementing Alternatives
to Coercion. January 2025
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