CSPP is helping to provide information on both potential risks and alternatives to biological psychiatric diagnosis and treatment of children through the distribution of information to individuals, professional educators, and the media. CSPP also works to identify populations vulnerable to biological psychiatric treatment, including the elderly, racial and ethnic minorities, the poor, homeless, state hospital inmates, the severely disturbed, psychiatric survivors, women, and anyone who seeks psychiatric help without being fully informed of the possible consequences of diagnosis and biological treatments. CSPP continues to expand it's efforts to offer information, alternatives, support group contacts, and hope to the varied groups and individuals who's lives have been adversely affected by biological psychiatry. Help support their work. Send in your membership dues today.
Information is provided for educational purposes only.
It is not intended as diagnosis or recommendation for treatment of disease. Please consult your physician for medical advice.