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Fighting for Truth and Justice and the End of Tyranny and Evil in Mental Health and Psychiatry

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Aneurin Bevan University Health Board / Complaints / Controversial / Dr Darryl Watts / End Of Terror / Evil Mental Health Workers / Evil Psychiatrists / Mental Health / Mental Health Act / Personal Mental Health Experience / Torture

· by · 15 Jan, 2015

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Here is another letter of complaint about a Dr Darryl Watts incident. this complaint resides with a senior nursing manager (Perry Attwell) at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board. It shows how trivial medical staff can be in the mental health system.   Hi Perry, Further to our telephone conversation, I am writing you an email, as requested, with Karen Newman cc’ed. I would like to request that you reinvestigate the incident which I already reported to you regarding the acuphase...

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Aneurin Bevan University Health Board / Articles / Complaints / Controversial / Dr Darryl Watts / Evil Mental Health Workers / Medical / Mental Health / Mental Health Services / Personal Mental Health Experience / Psychiatry

· by · 15 Jan, 2015

Aneurin Bevan University Health Board: Complaint about Criminal Psychiatrist, DR DARRYL WATTS

When I found out just prior to Christmas 2014, about my former psychiatrist Dr Darryl Watts’ criminal convictions (see category http://endofterror.org/?cat=191 for more details) , I was upset, to say the least. I decided to follow the appropriate channels and sent a complaint to the Chief Executive of the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board Trust, the local NHS for this area of SE Wales. They are ultimately the employer of Dr Watts and were responsible for him being assigned to...

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Gwent Police / Mental Health / Mental Health Act / Mental Illness / Mental Patients / Personal Mental Health Experience / police / police state / Torture

· by · 15 Jan, 2015

Police Brutality and Mental Health – PART 2

In this second post about my experiences of police brutality and mental health, I wish to discuss the nature of problems affecting diagnosed mental health victims when it comes to attempting to conventionally use police services. If you’ve ever been a mental inpatient you are probably aware that the police’s jurisdiction does not extend to mental hospitals. There is no protection for incarcerated patients no matter how many times you contact police. Therefore you are forced to deal with crime...