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A person can suffer a vast array of kinds of harm as a result of being labeled mentally ill.[1,2,3] The harm can range from plummeting of one’s self-confidence to loss of a job or failure to get one to loss of custody of one’s children to deprivation of the rights to make decisions about one’s medical and legal affairs. Such labeling can be used as a way to discredit and silence those who speak out about matters that those more powerful than they wish to keep secret. In addition, once psychiatrically diagnosed, a person who has real physical illnesses, pains, or injuries may have those problems overlooked or dismissed as the imaginings of a person who is mentally ill. It is frighteningly easy to trample on a person’s basic human rights once they have been classified as mentally ill.

Recent Case Raises Hopes for Reducing Harm from Psychiatric Labelling: A Blow Against “Weaponized Diagnosis”