Make a stand against the use of electroshock!
Most people don’t believe that electroshock (electroconvulsive therapy or ECT) is still being used in modern society. Factually, ECT is one of the most brutal “treatments” ever inflicted upon individuals under the guise of mental health care. Yet approximately 1.4 million people worldwide, including an estimated 100,000 Americans, are given electroshock each year, including the elderly, pregnant women and children. This directly results in hundreds of deaths in America per year.
Join us in marching against the American Psychiatric Association and calling for a ban on this barbaric practice.
You can also sign the Petition to Ban Electroshock here:
https://www.change.org/p/ban-electroshock-ect-device-being-used-on-children-the-elderly-and-vulnerable-patients
Agenda:
12:00 PM -- Meet at Embarcadro Plaza, corner of Market St. & Steuart St. in San Francisco. March will walk from here.
2:30 PM -- Opening of the CCHR Exhibit on the History of the Psychiatry's Abuse and Harm, Yuerba Buena Gardens, above Moscone North Hall.
Free transportation is available for those who are coming from Southern California.
Transportation:
Free Buses leave at midnight from: 1413 L. Ron Hubbard Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027.
Sleep on the bus, take water and food with you. One stop will be made along the way for food as well if you want to buy it. Buses will arrive about 9 am in San Francisco.
Return buses will leave at 6:30 PM from: 701 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94111.
One stop will be made along the way for food as well if you want to buy it. Buses will arrive back in Los Angeles at 2-3 AM.