Life After ECT30 Syys 2021

A Discussion on ECT - A Disorder for Everyone Festival 2021

4 patient safety activists discuss their efforts for an independent review of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) use in the UK.

CAMPAIGN AIMS

Learn about the campaigners’ aims and find links to related resources: Guest blog: Call for an independent review into the practice of ECT

LUCY JOHNSTON

Lucy Johnston is a consultant clinical psychologist and author.

JOHN READ

John Read is a professor of clinical psychology of East London with numerous publications to his name. He has been in the ECT reform space for many years following his first-hand experience with electroshock recipients while in the nursing field.

CHRIS HARROP

Chris Harrop is a private practicing clinical psychologist with 20+ years of experience working for the National Health Service (NHS). He has numerous publications on psychosis and is the coauthor of many of the freedom of information (FOA) requests regarding the UK’s ECT practice, regulation, or lack thereof.

SUSAN CUNLIFFE, MBCHB HONOURS

Sue Cunliffe is a former pediatrician and abuse survivor who suffered life-changing permanent damage from electroconvulsive therapy. She is a passionate campaigner for ECT patient safety through informed consent, regulation, and proper practice.

SARAH PRICE HANCOCK MS, CRC

Misdiagnosis of a medically treatable illness led Sarah to years of polypharmacy and 116 ECT treatments. Sarah now lives with the devastating long-term consequences of electrical injury. She is campaigning for the audit and regulation of ECT.

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