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Lauren Tenney

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You don't have to be mad to call in . . . It helps. From abuse, torture, murder, and slavery coordinated by state-sponsored organized psychiatry to current events and critiques of modern society, we talk. Have a news tip? Want to be a guest? Have an idea for a show? Call the Talk with Tenney Tip Line: (516)319-4295 24-hours a day. It can be anonymous tip or you can leave a number for me to follow up with you. In a burst of energy in the middle of the night of May 16, 2014, I decided to establish a call-in radio talk show. Uncertain of what this really entailed, I embarked on this journey and have become more amazed with each step. I am amazed at the response and thank all of the people who have assisted in making this happen! Guests, from the United States and Canada have included people who are: Psychiatric survivors; Users of psychiatry; Advocates; Activists; Life Coaches; Peer workers; Spiritualists; Veterans; Authors of books and articles on psychiatry and anti-psychiatry; Psychologists who work to expose psychiatry; Those who have stumbled over the show, calling in to learn about these human rights violations that psychiatry commits, which they thought were long-ended; and Musicians; Artists;. Poets; Business people; Public Servants; Legislators; and You. Have you called in yet on open lines? Do you want to set up a show? Yvonne Z. Smith is always welcome to continue running "Late Night with a Hero" on this platform, as she hosted shows for nearly as long as I have been on Blog Talk Radio as Talk with Tenney! May 2022 starts the eighth year of the Talk with Tenney platform. More conversations! More PubMad: MEDLINE Open Lines! More Anything Goes! I am booking hows now! Contact me to get involved. 516-319-4295 www.LaurenTenney.us

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Lauren Tenney

What do you want to talk about? You don't have to be mad to call in . . . But, it helps! (267)521-0167 Blackballed? Shunned? Not credible? Deemed mad, insane, or worse? Stories from what it was like in the early days of this civil rights... more
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What do you want to talk about? Forced psychiatry? Corruption? Deception? Betrayal? Preventive Detention? Pharmaceutical industry? Hope, love, humor? You don't have to be mad to call in . . . But it heps.
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Call in to contribute to an honest, respectful discussion about Peer Certification and Medicaid. You don't have to be mad to call in . . . But it helps. (267)521-0156
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Open lines call-in show tonight! What would you like to talk about?
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Debra Schwartzkopff, a shock survivor who successfully settled a psychiatric malpractice suit out of court will discuss her efforts which can be found on the ECT Justice! website at www.ectjustice.com. There is also a wealth... more
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You don't have to be mad to call in . . . But it helps. Involuntary Outpatient Commitment is a threat to anyone who has a psychiatric history --or who in the future may be psychiatrically assigned. The 'slippery slope' of removing the civil... more
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Our civil liberties are under attack. In New York S2225D-2013 (sponsor: Senator Young) seeks to expand Kendra's Law Involuntary Outpatient Commitment and eliminate the sunset date of 2017. Nationally, the Murphy bill HR3717 in ful or... more
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S2225D-2013 will expand Kendra's Law to people who are incarcerated, and the amount of time that the State can go back in your life history to provide evidence for why you need to be involuntarily commited to psychiatry in the community.... more
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HEADS UP NY: KENDRA'S LAW AMENDMENTS ARE BACK http://open.nysenate.gov/legislation/bill/S2225D-2013 Enhances the assisted outpatient treatment program; eliminates the expiration and repeal of Kendra's... more
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Accordintg to an article in the Daily News, Jackie O was institutionalized and electroshocked because she got into a domestic dispute with her husband over his affairs. Who is safe from psychiatry's reign? Womyn are far more likely to... more
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