A nonprofit organisation formed by biochemists, psychologists, nurses, attorneys, business owners and others who have survived akathisia, suicidality, and devastating personal losses.

A group campaigning to get all drug trials published.

Following the suicide of his son after taking citalopram, Brian set up this site and trawled through newspapers and coroners inquests finding cases of suicide and homicide where antidepressants may have been the cause. He has logged over 8000 cases.

US based organisation collating statistics of Adverse Drug Reactions from Antidepressants and psychiatric medication.

An association for people in North America experiencing Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction.

Council for evidence based psychiatry exists to communicate evidence of the potentially harmful effects of psychiatric drugs to the people and institutions in the UK that can make a difference.

Psychiatrist. Psychopharmacologist. Scientist. Author. Blog that is updated daily and offers reader debate. He is a leading expert on antidepressant induced psychosis and has been an expert witness on most high profile cases where antidepressants have been thought to be the cause of homicides, violence and suicide.

Provides up to date information on drug recalls and side effects.

Information and support helping people withdraw from psychiatric drugs.

Supporting the process of reducing and withdrawing from psychiatric drugs through practice, research and training.

Medication-Induced Suicide Prevention and Education Foundation in Memory of Stewart Dolin.

Provides news of psychiatric research, original journalism articles, and a forum for an international group of writers.

A Canadian petition for safety waivers for psychotropic drugs

Lots of useful ideas on how to withdraw from antidepressants and benzodiazapenes.

RxISK is a free, independent drug safety website to help you weigh the benefits of any medication against its potential dangers.

SSRI Stories is a collection of over 6,000 stories that have appeared in the media (newspapers, TV, scientific journals) in which prescription drugs were mentioned and in which the drugs may be linked to a variety of adverse outcomes including violence, suicides and homicides.

Surviving Antidepressants is a peer support group for people withdrawing from antidepressants.

An association for people in the UK experiencing Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction.