Category Archives: Ethics

“Fluff Journalism”: is it a stifling factor to the injustices within our mental health care system?

Posted on February 20, 2012 by

By Maria Mangicaro TAMPA, FL:  A chilling response came from a Florida state agency last week as it seems the agency is trying to muzzle a parent for speaking out against the state for giving her children dangerous psychiatric medications without her informed consent, … Continue reading →

Posted in 10 News Tampa Bay, advocacy, Alternatives to Biological Psychiatry, Ethics, Foster Care, mental illness, Opinion, Senator Ronda Storms, Too Many Kids on Psych Meds, Willowbrook State School | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Drug Styles of the Rich and Famous: A Guilty Verdict in Michael Jackson’s Murder Trial – what the Jury’s decision could mean for the rest of us.

Posted on November 7, 2011 by

By Maria Mangicaro Los Angeles, CA.:   After six weeks of hearing testimony, closing arguments were made on Friday in the Michael Jackson murder trail claiming involuntary manslaughter and negligence against his cardiologist, Conrad Murray.   The Los Angeles jury began deliberating the fate of Dr. … Continue reading →

Posted in A Message from ISEPP Blogger: e-Blogger Maria, Death of Michael Jackson, Ethics, Maria Mangicaro, mental illness, Mood Disorder, Opinion, Polypsychopharmacology, Prozac, Psychosis, Uncategorized, Violence due to Psychiatric Medications | Tagged , , , , , , , , , | 5 Comments