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Born in 1950 in Calw
(Black Forest), Germany. Education as social-pedagogist. Living as
independent publisher and author in Berlin. In 1986, foundation of
Peter Lehmann
Publishing and Mail-Order Bookstore (Germany), in 2003, founding
of a branch in UK, 2004 in USA.
In 1980, co-founder of a self-help group of (ex-)
users and survivors of psychiatry and advising in psychiatric drugs
and withdrawal until 1989. In 1989, co-founder of the Organisation
for the Protection from Psychiatric Violence (running the Runaway-house
Berlin). Since 1990, board member of PSYCHEX
(Switzerland) and co-editor of the Journal
of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy (United
Kingdom). In 1991, co-founder of the European
Network of (ex-) Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (ENUSP).
From 1994 to 2000, board member of the German
organisation of (ex-) Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (BPE),
now webmaster.
From 1996 until September 1999, member of the Executive
Committee of Mental
Health Europe (European section of the World
Federation for Mental Health). From January 1997 to February
1999, Chair of ENUSP; since 2004 board member for the region of
North-East Europe (Estonia, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland,
Russia) and Secretary of the ENUSP
Board.
Since 2002, member of MindFreedom
International and its designated representative to the United
Nations. In 2002, co-founder, board member and training
course leader of Für alle Fälle (In
Any Case), Berlin. Since 2004, member of INTAR (International
Network Toward Alternatives and Recovery), since 2005, of Patients
Rights Advocacy Waikato Inc. (New Zealand) and the National
Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy (USA). Member
or the World
Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (WNUSP). Representative
of MindFreedom, ENUSP and BPE in the Organizing Committee of the
conference on Coercive
Treatment in Psychiatry, run by the World Psychiatric Association
2007 in Dresden. 2008, founding member of the European
Democratical Movement for Mental Health.
Publications include
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Alternatives
Beyond Psychiatry [in English]
and Statt
Psychiatrie 2 [in German],
both edited 2007 together with Peter
Stastny
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Coming
off Psychiatric Drugs: Successful Withdrawal from
Neuroleptics, Antidepressants, Lithium, Carbamazepine and Tranquilizers
[in English], edited 2004
Psychopharmaka
absetzen: Erfolgreiches Absetzen von Neuroleptika,
Antidepressiva, Phasenprophylaktika, Ritalin und Tranquilizern
[in German], edited 1998;
2nd, revised edition 2002; 3rd, actualized and extended edition
2008
Βγαίνοντας
από τα ψυχοφάρμακa:
Εμπειρίες
επιτυχημένης
διακοπής
νευροληπτικών,
αντικαταθλιπτικών,
λιθίου, καρβαμαζεπίνης
και αγχολυτικών
[in Greek], edited 2008
together with Anna Emmanouilidou)
-
Soteria
und Empowerment: Über die Interessen Psychiatriebetroffener
(Soteria and Empowerment: About the Interests of (ex-) Users
and Survivors of Psychiatry), published in 1997 [in
German], re-published 2001
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Schöne neue Psychiatrie (Brave
New Psychiatry), Vol. 1: Wie Chemie und Strom auf Geist
und Psyche wirken (How Chemistry and Electricity Work on
Mind and Psyche) · Vol. 2: Wie Psychopharmaka den Körper
verändern (How Psychiatric Drugs Change the Body),
published in 1996 [in German]
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Statt Psychiatrie (Instead
of Psychiatry), edited 1993 [in
German] together with Kerstin
Kempker
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Der chemische Knebel: Warum Psychiater Neuroleptika verabreichen
(The
Chemical Gag: Why Psychiatrists Administer Neuroleptics),
published in 1986 [in German];
2. edition 1990, 3. edition 1993, reprint 2000, 2005 reprint
of the original edition)
Since 1980 many contributions in specialists' magazines,
between others in: AainaA mental health advocacy newsletter
(INDIA) · Amalie (DK) · Brückenschlag (FRG) ·
Changes: International Journal of Psychology and Psychotherapy (GB)
· Clinical Psychology Forum (GB) · Co`med: Zeitschrift
für Komplementärmedizin (FRG) · Courage: Berliner
Frauenzeitung (FRG) · Current Opinion of Psychiatry ·
Deviant (NL) · ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΑ & ψυχική ΥΓΕΙΑ
(GR) · Dr. med. Mabuse (FRG) · Epidemiologia e Psichiatria
Sociale (I) · Excerpta Medica (NL) · FAPI-Nachrichten
(FRG) · Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy
(UK) · Kerbe (FRG) · Leuchtfeuer (D) · Matrix 3000
(FRG) · Phoenix Rising (CAN) · Pro mente sana aktuell
(CH) · Psychologie & Gesellschaftskritik (FRG) · Psychosoziale
Umschau (FRG) · Society and Intervention (GR) · Soziale
Psychiatrie (FRG) · Störfaktor (A) · Tetradia Psychiatrikis
(GR) · Themes from Finland (FIN) · Trauma (CH) ·
Widerspruch (CH) · Zeitschrift für systemische Therapie
(FRG).
Contributions in anthologies and other books,
between others in:
Vom schönen Schein der Integration Menschen mit Behinderung
am Rand der Leistungsgesellschaft, 2008 ·
Mosher / Burti: Seelische
Gesundheit: Community Mental Health. Ein Leitfaden für
die Praxis, 2004 · Trialog praktisch, 2004 ·
25 Jahre Psychiatrie-Enquete, 2001 · Sozialpsychiatrie:
EntwicklungenKontroversenPerspektiven, 2001 ·
This is Madness Too: Critical Perspectives on Mental Health Services,
2001 · Proceedings of the European Conference on Promotion
of Mental Health and Social Inclusion, 2001 · Manage
or Perish? The Challenges of Managed Mental Health Care in Europe,
2000 · Emergency Psychiatry in a Changing World, 1999
· Flucht in die Wirklichkeit: Das Berliner Weglaufhaus (Escape
into Reality: The Berlin Runaway House), 1998 · Deprived
of Our Humanity: The Case against Neuroleptic
Drugs, 1998 · Behandlungsvereinbarungen, 1998 ·
Der
aufgestörte Blick: Multiple Persönlichkeiten,
Frauenbewegung und Gewalt, 1997 · Abschied von Babylon,
1995 · Det mindst onde, 1993 · Von Langzeitpatienten
für Akutpsychiatrie lernen, 1990 · Vormundschaftsgerichtstag,
1989 · Hjernemedicin: En bog om den giftige psykiatri,
1988 · Gekte zonder grenzen: Hoe de gekkenbeweging de psychiatrie
overbodig maakt, 1985.
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