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CEP

Psychotropic Deprescribing Council

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Professor David Healy

Professor David Healy

Dr. Peter Breggin

Dr. Peter Breggin

Professor Joanna Moncrieff

Professor Joanna Moncrieff

Professor Peter Gøtzsche

Professor Peter Gøtzsche

Dr. Anders Sørensen

Dr. Anders Sørensen

Professor John Read

Professor John Read

Dr. Anne Guy

Dr. Sami Timimi

Dr. Sami Timimi

Dr. James Davies

Dr. James Davies

Dr. Mark Horowitz

Dr. Mark Horowitz

Robert Whitaker

Robert Whitaker

Professor Allen Frances

Professor Allen Frances

Dr. Stuart Shipko

Dr. Stuart Shipko

Professor Anna Lembke

Professor Anna Lembke

Professor David Cohen

Professor David Cohen

Ivan Jourdain

Kim Witczak

Adele Framer

Laura Delano

Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring

Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring

Irving Kirsch PhD

Irving Kirsch PhD

Brooke Siem

Angie Peacock

Other Expert Speakers

Other Expert Speakers

Warning

The most extreme reactions to antidepressants, including suicide and violence, are more common when the dosage of an antidepressant changes or when starting or discontinuing the medication. Sometimes these reactions are caused by switching from one type of antidepressant to another. Anyone considering altering the dosage of their medication or withdrawing from it should take medical advice first from a doctor or suitably qualified practitioner. Some doctors are unaware of these issues so you may need to find one who recognises the problems and can support you.

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