Month: May 2014

In March 2011, 16-year-old Dana Baker (above) was found hanged near a roundabout in Kidderminster in Worcestershire. Yesterday, her inquest concluded with a statement from the coroner that the care that she had received from local social services was so Continue reading Dana’s Human Rights – and ours→

A few weeks ago, I received an invitation (above) to the official launch of the Council for Evidence-based Psychiatry (CEP), hosted by the Earl of Sandwich at the House of Lords last Wednesday. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend, but Continue reading The Council for Evidence-based Psychiatry→