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OISM — The People
President: Tristano Ajmone
Honorary President: Dott. Claudio Ajmone
Honorary Members of OISM:
Collaborators of OISM:
(in alphabetical order by name)
| Dr. Fred Baughman |
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Dr. Fred Baughman
adult and child neurologist
Fellow of the American Academy of Neurology
Dr. Baughman has testified before Congress, the European Union, and the Parliament of Western Australia that ADHD and all claims that psychiatric diagnoses are diseases, are fraudulent.
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| Dr. Giorgio Antonucci |
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Dr. Giorgio Antonucci
Psychoanalyst, Physician
Avoiding confinement in mental hospitals, and the humanization of those in existence, has characterized his work since 1966. Antonucci was a collaborator of Franco Basaglia in 1969, and from the seventies on he operated at Reggio Emilia and at the mental hospital of Imola where he revolutionized life-conditions of the patients, restoring them to a human condition of existence. Today he works privately in Florence.
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| Prof. Loren Mosher, MD |
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Prof. Loren Mosher
(1933-2004)
Psychiatrist
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry
School of Medicine, University of California at San Diego.
From 1968 to 1980 first Chief of NIMH’s Center for Studies of Schizophrenia; founder of “The Schizophrenia Bulletin”; from 1970 to 1992 he was a collaborating investigator, then Research Director, of the Soteria Project (Community Alternatives for the Treatment of Schizophrenia with a psychodrugless approach).
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| Dr. Mariono Loiacono |
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Dott. Mariano Loiacono
Psychiatrist
Director of
Center for Social Medicine
of the United Hospitals of Foggia
Dr. Loiacono since 30 years conducts with success a therapy for the “widespread discomfort”, a method which does not contemplate the use of psychiatric drugs and utilizes new and atypical psychotherapeutic approaches to the dynamics of global and complex life.
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| Prof. Thomas Szasz, MD |
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Prof. Thomas Szasz
Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus
Science Center, State University of New York, Syracuse.
Prof. Thomas Szasz has been, for over 40 years, the most famous critic of psychiatry. His main book, The Myth of Mental Illness — dating back to 1961 — challenged the very foundations psychiatry.
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| Moosa Salie |
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Moosa Salie
Psychiatric Survivor,
Board Member of WNUSP,
Executive Board Member of PANUSP
Moosa Salie is a Southafrican psychiatric survivor who committed mimself to the struggle of championing the human rights of all people
who regard themselves as users or survivors. He is Board Member of WNUSP
(World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry) and Executive Board Member of PANUSP (Pan African Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry).
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OISM was born in 2001 through the initiative of some of Proxima’s Appeal subscribers. We intend to translate into operational terms the aforementioned road, in complete autonomy, by monitoring what goes on in the field of mental health, and by taking steps that safeguard the individual and Society. We believe that mental health is a wealth that concerns everyone, not just those experiencing sufferance and estrangement. We see in it the implicate fundamental values of Society and its future. These are the goals which we intend to pursue.
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