In the English language

• Bapu Trust for Research on Mind and Discourse, India / WNUSP (ed.): First person stories on forced intervention and being deprived of legal capacity (2006)

• Boevink, Wilma: Living with a psychiatric disability: survival, life-art and lessons to be passed (pdf, 77 KB)

• Boevink, Wilma: Two sides of recovery. Lecture from the 10th Triptych Congress, Roermond (Netherlands), November 14, 2002

• Boevink, Wilma / Hans Kroon: Living with a psychiatric disability: lessons to learn and to pass (2005) (pdf, 114 KB)

• Breggin, Peter: Electroshock: scientific, ethical, and political issues. Published in International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine, Vol, 11 (1998)

• Breggin, Peter: $ 6.7 million awarded in Risperdal tardive dyskinesia case

• Buck, Dorothea: Seventy Years of Coercion in German Psychiatric Institutions—Experienced and Witnessed (Google video and pdf). Keynote speech from June 7, 2007, at the congress "Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry" (World Psychiatric Association) in Dresden, Germany

• Burstow, Bonnie: "Understanding and ending ECT: a feminist perspective" (Winter/Spring 2006). An outstanding article in Canadian Woman Studies by the Canadian psychologist and University of Toronto faculty member Bonnie Burstow

• Chamberlin, Judi: Whose Voice? Whose Choice? Whose Power? Keynote speech from June 7, 2007, at the congress "Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry" (World Psychiatric Association) in Dresden, Germany (Google video)

• Cohen, Oryx: MindFreedom Oral History Project: collected stories from 36 psychiatric survivors: amazing and inspiring testimonies

• De Wyze, Jeannette: "Still Crazy After All Those Years; Local Shrink Assails the Schizophrenia Racket" – a biography of Loren R. Mosher's evolution as a critic of psychiatry's current beliefs and practices and the consequences it has had for his professional life

• Fleming, Sean: The failure to inform psychiatric 'patients' of the dangers of neuroleptic drugs in Ireland. Unpublished manuscript from 2005

• Frank, Leonard Roy: Interview about the DSM, Psychiatry's Bible on YouTube

• Frank, Leonard Roy: Interview about so-called atypical neuroleptics like Zyprexa, Risperdal, Seroquel on YouTube

• Frank, Leonard Roy: Interview about his insulin- and electroshock experiences on YouTube

• Gombos, Gábor: Interview from June 2005 about the fight for psychiatric rights on YouTube

• Gottstein, Jim: How the Legal System Can Help Create a Recovery Culture in Mental Health Systems. Attorney Jim Gottstein discusses how strategic litigation in the United States, combined with a serious public education campaign and the increased availability of alternatives to the drugging dominated mental health system, can combine into a powerful force for positive change. Paper presented at the conference "Alternatives 2005—Leading the Transformation to Recovery", Phoenix, Arizona, October 28, 2005

• Hansen, Chris: Interview from June 2005 about Peer Support on YouTube

• Hölling, Iris, Interview from June 2005 about the Berlin Runaway-house in Berlin on YouTube

• Hölling, Iris: The Berlin Runaway-house – Three Years of Antipsychiatric Practice. Article in Changes – An International Journal of Psychology and Psychotherapy (1999)

• Icarus Project / Freedom Center: Harm reduction guide coming off psychiatric drugs, booklet, New York / Northampton 2007; full text for free download (pdf – 2,9 MB)

• INTAR (International Network of Treatment Alternatives for Recovery): International group gathers to promote non-medical approaches to treating people diagnosed with mental illness. Press release from November 16, 2004

• Jändke, Lothar: Personal Motivation for My Antipsychiatric Acting. Article, published in: Kerstin Kempker & Peter Lehmann (Eds.): "Statt Psychiatrie" (1993)

• Kempker, Kerstin: The Runaway-house in Berlin. Lecture, held in Oslo 1999

• Klafki, Hannelore: Making Common Sense of Voices. Lecture, held at the International Conference "Dignity and Recovery" at the University College Cork, February 2005

• Lehmann, Peter: Interview from June 2005 about Self-help and the Berlin Runaway-house and about Challenging the medical modell on YouTube (in German with English subtitles)

• Lehmann, Peter: Promotion of mental health and prevention of mental disorders by empowerment—Is there a psychiatry-policy without meaningful participation of (ex-) users/survivors of psychiatry? Contribution for: Promotion of Mental Health on the European Agenda: European Conference on Promotion of Mental Health and Social Inclusion. 10-13 October 1999, Tampere (Finland). Published version (pdf, 54 KB) / unshortened manuscript (pdf, 113 KB)

• Lehmann, Peter: "Progressive" Psychiatry. Publisher J. F. Lehmann as Promoter of Social Psychiatry under Fascism. Article in Changes – An International Journal of Psychology and Psychotherapy (1994)

• Lehmann, Peter: Variety instead of stupidity—About the different positions within the movement of (ex-)users and survivors of psychiatry. Key note speech at the congress of the German Organization of (ex-)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry 1997

• Lehmann, Peter: The Particular Elements of Soteria from the Perspective of (ex-) Users and Survivors of Psychiatry. Lecture at the congress "Soteria and No Restraint", Merano, Italy, November 21-23, 2007

• Lehmann, Peter: All about PSY DREAM. Psychiatric Drug Registration, Evaluation and All-inclusive Monitoring. Article in Epidemiologia e psichiatria sociale, Vol. 14 (2005), No. 1, pp. 15-21

• Lehmann, Peter: From the Madhouse to the Warmth of Others. Article in aaina—A mental health advocacy newsletter (India), Vol. 7 (2007), No. 3, pp. 9-12

• Lehmann, Peter: Psychiatric emergency-treatment: help against one's will or action of professional violence? Article published in: Michel De Clercq / Antonio Andreoli / Suzanne Lamarre / Peter Forster (Eds.): "Emergency Psychiatry in a Changing World". Proceedings of the 5th World Congress of the International Association for Emergency Psychiatry, Brussels, Belgium, 15-17 October 1998

• Lehmann, Peter: For and against psychotropic drugs. Proposal as position-paper for the European Network of (ex-)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry, published in: European Newsletter of (ex-)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry, No. 6 (Spring 1997)

• Lehmann, Peter: Stop exclusion, dare to share! Commentary of a "Mental Health Advocate" at the World Health Day 2001. Speach at the meeting: Mental Health "Stop Exclusion—Dare to care", WHO Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland. April 6, 2001

• Lehmann, Peter: The political dimension of self-help movement of people with psychotic experiences. Paper for the "1st International Conference–Quality of Life and Psychology", run by the Psychological Society of Northern Greece at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, December 2004

• Lehmann, Peter: Treatment-induced suicide. Suicidality as a potential effect of psychiatric drugs. Contribution to the conference Coping with stress and depression related problems in Europe, organized by the World Health Organization, the European Commission and the Federal Ministry of Social Affairs, Public Health and the Environment (Belgium), Brussels, October 25-27, 2001

• Lehmann, Peter: White Paper on the protection of the human rights and dignity of people suffering from mental disorder, especially those placed as involuntary patients. Speech at the "European Conference on Mental Health 2001: Visibly Improved, Improved Visibility", Rotterdam, March 2001

• Lehmann, Peter: Keynote presentation at "Whose Recovery is it Anyway", congress run by the Social Perspectives Network, London, October 16, 2007 (pdf, 533 KB)

• Lehmann, Peter: Review of Ron Bassman's book The Fight to Be, in: Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, Vol. 7 (2007), no. 4, p. 264 (pdf, 205 KB)

• Lehmann, Peter: Formal Previous-Consent and Previous-Rejection of Psychiatric Drugs and Electroshocks. Theory and Practice of the Psychiatric Will. Lecture at the Conference RESPONSABILITE, DROITS ET PROTECTION DANS LE CHAMP DE LA SANTE MENTALE EN EUROPE, Madrid 7-9. October 1994

• Lehmann, Peter / Kerstin Kempker: Unconventional approaches to psychiatry, Article in Clinical Psychology Forum (1993)

• Martensson, Lars: Should neuroleptics be banned? Often re-published article of August 1984

• Mezzich, Juan E. (President of the World Psychiatric Association): The dialogal basis of our profession: Psychiatry with the Person (text as pdf), in: World Psychiatry,. 2007, October; 6(3): 129–130

• Mosher, Loren R.: Letter of Resignation from the American Psychiatric Association, to Rodrigo Munoz, M.D., President of the APA, December 4, 1998

• Mosher, Loren R.: How Drug Company Money Has Corrupted Psychiatry

• Nettle, Mary: Cooperation and Understanding versus Custodialism and Violence—User- and Survivor Involvement in Services, Education, Administration and Political Decision-making (Google video). Contribution at the Symposium "Banned by Bio-psychiatry: What Users and Survivors of Psychiatry Really Want" (chaired by Peter Lehmann) at the congress "Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry" (World Psychiatric Association), Dresden 2007

• Nettle, Mary: Interview from June 2005 about user/survivor-led research on YouTube

• Nettle, Mary: Employment Needs of People with Mental Health Problems (article in Newsletter of the European Network of (ex-) Users and Survivors of Psychiatry from 1997)

• Newnes, Craig: Constructing the Service User. The psychiatric system uses the term "service user" to emphasize consumerism and voluntarism as if the people being psychiatrized are using a service in the way they may use banking or bus services—but they are not. Article for Clinical Psychology, Vol. 50 (July 2005) (pdf, 62 KB)

• Oaks, David: Interview about MindFreedom International from June 2005 onYouTube

• Oaks, David: Respecting Human Rights as a sine qua non for All Kind of Treatment and Support: The Strategy of MindFreedom International (Google video). Contribution at the Symposium "Banned by Bio-psychiatry: What Users and Survivors of Psychiatry Really Want" (chaired by Peter Lehmann) at the congress "Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry" (World Psychiatric Association), Dresden 2007

• Oaks, David: Madness and the Mental Health System – Psychiatric Survivors and Human Rights. Article in Alternative - Resources for Cultural Creativity, Issue 37 (Spring 2006)

• O'Hagan, Mary: Interview from May 2005 about forced psychiatric treatment on YouTube

• Schreiber Mosher, Judy: Does Soteria Have Future? Lecture at the congress "Soteria and No Restraint", Merano, Italy, November 21-23, 2007

• Smail, David: Critical Psychology from PCCS Books

• Stastny, Peter: The International Network Toward Alternatives and Recovery (INTAR) (Google video). Contribution at the Symposium "Banned by Bio-psychiatry: What Users and Survivors of Psychiatry Really Want" (chaired by Peter Lehmann) at the congress "Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry" (World Psychiatric Association), Dresden 2007

• Stastny, Peter: On not having had the experience. Pioneer Dialogues at South Florida State Hospital, January 31, 1992

• Sterling, Peter: Testimony to the New York State Assembly about brain damage by electroconvulsive "therapy" (2001)

• Vincent, Roy C.: Listening to the Silences. Online book about hearing voices: "The Author describes more than 25 years personal experience of voice hearing and physical presence that are unquestionably the result of spiritual intrusion into his mind and body – thereby providing new and profound insights into the origins of 'schizophrenia', and the most effective ways of helping voice hearers to regain control over their minds and lives, and of helping carers, nurses and psychiatric professionals to develop understanding."

• Webb, David: The Many Languages of Suicide. Lecture presented at "Suicide Prevention Australia" Conference, Sydney, June 2002; originally published in New Paradim, the journal of Vicserve, Australia; republished in Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, Vol. 5 (2005), no. 3, pp. 145 -150

• Webb, David: Bridging the spirituality gap. In Australian e-Journal for the Advancement of Mental Health, Vol. 4 (2005); republished in Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, Vol. 5 (2005), No. 4, pp. 201-212

• Webb, David: Self, soul and spirit – Suicidology's blind-spots? Finding meaning to sustain life: The place of spirituality in suicide prevention. Paper from the Suicide Prevention Australia (SPA) Conference – Brisbane, June 2003

• Webb, David: Depression: a psychospiritual perspective. Paper from the conference “Exclusion and Embrace – Conversations about Spirituality and Disability” in Melbourne, Australia, 18-21 October 2001

• Weitz, Don: Electroshocking elderly people: Another psychiatric abuse (unpublished manuscript)

• Whitaker, Robert: Strategies of Drug Companies to Optimize the Sales of Their Psychiatric Drugs—The Rise and Fall of the 'Atypical' Neuroleptics: A Case Study in How the Pharmaceutical Industry Hypes its Products (Google video). Contribution at the Symposium "Banned by Bio-psychiatry: What Users and Survivors of Psychiatry Really Want" (chaired by Peter Lehmann) at the congress "Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry" (World Psychiatric Association), Dresden 2007

• Whitaker, Robert: The Truth About "Schizophrenia" & Fixing Chemical Imbalances on YouTube

In the Greek language

• Kempker, Kerstin: Σταματώντας τα ψυχοφάρμακα στο Σπίτι Φυγής (pdf, 68 KB)

• Πέτερ Λέμαν: Η ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΗ ΔΙΑΣΤΑΣΗ ΚΙΝΗΣΕΩΝ ΑΥΤΟΒΟΗΘΕΙΑΣ – ΑΝΘΡΩΠΩΝ ΜΕ ΨΥΧΩΣΙΚΗ ΕΜΠΕΙΡΙΑ. Η ιστορία του «Ευρωπαϊκού Δικτύου πρώην χρηστών και επιζησάντων της ψυχιατρικής» (ENUSP). In: Τετράδια Ψυχιατρικής (2005) (pdf, 153 KB)

• Lehmann, Peter: Interview about selfhelp. Greek translation (pdf, 116 KB)

• Lehmann, Peter: Critical Measures for a Political and Social Integration of (ex-) Users and Survivors of Psychiatry. Lecture at the conference: SOCIETY AND MENTAL HEALTH, 19-20 October 2007, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. In Greek translation (pdf, 552 KB)

• von Trotha, Thilo: Περί του αδύνατου της βίωσης μιας ψύχωσης, ή: τι δεν με βοηθάει, όταν τρελαίνομαι (pdf, 97 KB)

In the Italian language

• Lehmann, Peter: Prospettive per gli (Ex-)Utenti e Sopravvissuti ai Servizi Psichiatrici (pubblicato in inglese in Themes from Finland, 1998)

• Lehmann, Peter: Ricaduta nella vita (pubblicato in: Peter Lehmann (Ed.): Liberarsi dagli psicofarmaci. Riuscire con pieno successo a liberarsi da neurolettici, antidepressivi, stabilizzanti dell'umore, Ritalin e tranquillanti)

• Lehmann, Peter: Suicidio indotto dai trattamenti. La suicidalità come effetto potenziale dei farmaci psichiatrici - Uno studio scientificamente documentato presentato sulla rivista ufficiale ENUSP, l' ENUSP è l'associazione degli (ex-) Utenti e Sopravvissuti alla psichiatria europei. (puoi vedere direttamente cliccando qui in versione testo inglese a fianco o all'interno del sito) (1 sett 2003)

In the Norwegian language

• Kempker, Kerstin: Tilfluktshuset i Berlin. Oversettelse Unni Løkken. Article from Sökelyset

In the Dutch language

• Lehmann, Peter: Een merkwaardige quattroloog. Cliënten, familieleden, psychiaters en industrie rond de tafel (published in Deviant in 1996)

In the French language

• Itten, Theodor: Psychothérapie au lieu de psychiatrie? Pas l'embarras du choix. En: à jour! Aktuelles für SPV-Mitglieder / Dernieres informations à l'intention des mebres ASP (2007) (pdf, 218 KB)

• Nettle, Mary: Les besoins d'emploi des personnes ayant des troubles de santé mentale (article from 1997)