Month: June 2019

Beneath the headline “I wish someone had warned me of side effects”, Today’s Daily Mail included an interview with 27-year-old Steph Williams (top), who lives in Featherstone, West Yorkshire. Shortly after starting college at the age of 16, Steph began Continue reading Steph’s Story→

“This drug is poisoning me. It’s giving me problems I never had before.”   On July 29th 2016, 48-year-old Stephen O’Neill (top) was found hanged at his home in the village of Brackaville in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Stephen was Continue reading “The System is Not Listening”→

This page contains an article written by Julie and a letter written by Elizabeth. They were written, quite independently of each other, by mothers of sons who were receiving “treatment” from psychiatrists. I came across Julie’s article earlier this month, Continue reading Mothers Know Best→

  At about 4pm on August 24th 2017, 16-year-old student Jasmine Bush (top) died when she was struck by a train at Haslemere Station (right) in Surrey. Shortly after her death, Clare Talbot, head teacher of Woolmer Hill School, paid Continue reading Jasmine, aged 16→