r/Antipsychiatry↗
keeping an open mind
Discussion + counterprogramming against coercive psychiatry and the mental health industrial complex. Driven by survivors of psychiatric abuse. We think many psychiatric diagnoses do not meet basic medical standards. We think many popular interventions can be more harmful than helpful. Survivor-led, but all are welcome here. While many of us have been harmed by predatory psychiatry, we are not necessarily against psychological approaches to heal mental di
64k subscribers693 posts / mo in Sep 2026415 authors / mosince 2012
r/Antipsychiatry has 64k members (+18% over the last 12 months). It gets about 693 posts a month from 415 people. Top topics: Mental Health Disorders, Mental Health Crisis and Pfizer Controversies.
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- Mental Health Disorders0.4%
- Mental Health Crisis0.2%
- Pfizer Controversies0.1%
- Healthcare Scandals<0.1%
- Nursing Struggles Australia<0.1%
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- U.S. Food and Drug Administration
- Substack
- Coursera
- Doi
- ScienceDirect
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