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Podcasts
The Shrink Next Door
The Shrink Next Door tells the story of Isaac Herschkopf, a psychiatrist who allegedly abused his relationships with his patients to exploit them for personal gain. The podcast, consisting of seven episodes, was written and hosted by Joe Nocera. It premiered on May 21, 2019. To listen to this Podcast. Click Here
Trust Me, I'm a Doctor
A production of This American Life, Trust Me I'm a Doctor details the workings of the Tennessee medical licensing board as it dealt with a multiple abuser, lawbreaker, and all-round sociopath who is still practicing. To Listen to this Podcast, click here.
The Sociopath in the Therapy Room
This episode of Very Bad Therapy describes a therapist who leveraged his power as a therapist to abuse his clients. To Listen to this Podcast, Click Here
Therapy Abuse
In three podcast sessions, radio host Bernadine Fox, for her syndicated program Rethreading Madness,
interviews Carolyn Clement, an award-winning family photographer, mother of two, and survivor of therapy abuse,
and Amy Avalon, a retired psychotherapist and advocate for survivors of sexual and emotional abuse by therapists,
and then speaks with Joe Pugh, producer of People First People People , a show dedicated to sharing people's lived
experiences. Each podcast explores ethics in therapy and what happens when a therapist, charged morally
and legally to set and maintain safe and therapeutic boundaries, does not do so. Do you know if your
therapist is adhering to ethical boundaries? These podcasts will provide some answers. To listen
to the podcasts, click on the links below.
Podcast 1: Therapy Abuse: A problem that is Increasing at an Alarming Rate click here
Podcast 2: Three Consequences of Therapy Abuse: Unhealthy Dependence, Betrayal, and Extreme Ambivalence
click here
Podcast 3: Re-Threading Madness to change the conversation around mental health click here
Consent: Its Misuse as a Weapon and a Shield
In a Podcast for her program Rethreading Madness, host Bernadine Fox interviews Amy Nordhues, author of Prayed Upon:
Breaking Free from Therapist Abuse; Amy Avalon, psychotherapist and former TELL Responder;
and Audrey Bedolis, a New York attorney who specializes in cases of therapist abuse, about
the issue of consent and about British Columbia's new Health Professions and Occupations
Act which relies on the client's "consent" to determine liability. Fox challenges her
listeners to consider where and, in particular, when a "yes" is not a "yes"
To listen to this Podcast, Click here
Ebooks
Telling It Like It Is: When Psychotherapists Abuse and Exploit
This Ebook includes a compilation of first person accounts, an examination of the history of the problem, and analyses of whether emotional and sexual abuse of patients/clients are inevitable or preventable. To view or download this Ebook
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Films
My Doctor, My Lover
This powerful documentary by award-winning Canadian filmmakers John Zaritsky and Virginia Storring, and produced by Frontline in 1991, is the earliest-known work to detail an actual jury trial of a psychiatrist, Jason Richter, who sexually abused a patient. Richter is still practicing in Colorado. TELL Responders consulted in the making of this film. To view this documentary, click here
Web Sites
We Shall Be Heard
Focused on trying to change the way psychotherapy is regulated in the UK, this website also has information about therapy and its potential for positive and negative effects. In addition, it invites people to post their anonymous stories of therapy, good and bad. This website can be viewed at:
http://www.willwebeheard.org/
https://twitter.com/WillWeBeHeard1
https://www.instagram.com/willwebeheard/
Mentalcase101
This website contains books, color prints, paintings, 3D art, and photography relating to a Dissociative Identity Disorder exaggerated by the actions of an unregulated, unregistered, and unethical “therapist” To view this Website
Click Here
Psychedelic Therapy has a Sexual Abuse Problem
Alongside the potential benefits of psychedelic therapy, it also carries a serious risk of sexual abuse. Patients in psychedelic therapy are intensely vulnerable. They are high, in a power imbalance with their therapist, and dealing with mental health issues. And MDMA, known colloquially as ecstasy and a “love drug”, is known to create feelings of sexual arousal and emotional intimacy. To view this Website
Click Here
Trust Demolition
Unweaving of Goodness: A photographic exploration of psychotherapist abuse. To View this Website
Click Here
Find Your Voice
Artist Sue Levin describes how she "discovered clay" as a tool for healing. Says Sue: "It's not easy work nor is it ever done but we must find our voice--wherever we can--and speak. The world is waiting to hear from all of us. "This is my story."
To see Sue's story, Click Here
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