Exercise is not only good for you physically, research has also shown that it is good for your mental well-being. This week's guest, Angela Madsen, has proven this time and again with her Row of Life Program. She shows how exercise is a great alternative to dangerous psychiatric drugs for emotional difficulties.

A close review of drug rehabilitation today shows it is a field nearly monopolized by psychiatry.  It is said that addiction is a ''disease'' that the individual will never overcome.  This couldn't be further from the truth. This week's guest is Joseph Cabret, a 22-year addiction counselor who will prove this ''disease'' theory wrong.

Psychiatric drugs are documented to cause severe side effects such as psychosis, mania, aggression, heart attacks and even sudden death. This week's guest is John Eric Sandles, who became certified in blood cell analysis at the Michigan Institute of Health. He and his wife, a Doctor of Naturopathy, run a business in Michigan called Healthy Alternatives where they provide nutritional guidance as an alternative to these dangerous psychiatric drugs.

The drugs prescribed for so-called learning disorders and ADHD are not like routine medications that a medical doctor would prescribe for a cold or fever. Psychiatric drugs can cause psychosis, mania, hallucinations and suicidal ideation and can often be fatal. This week's guest is Donna Buechner, a nurse who is warning parents of these dangers.

Depriving the liberty of a ''mentally disordered'' person by involuntary incarceration in a psychiatric facility and then forcing ''treatment'' upon them, violates the most fundamental freedoms that are enjoyed by all other citizens. This week's guest is Dennis Feld who stands up for and is safeguarding those who cannot fight for themselves.

In the last twenty years, the number of children taking psychiatric drugs has quadrupled. This week's guest is Joe Newman, author of Raising Lions—Saving Our Children from Behavior Disorders. He will talk about methods of helping your children without psychiatric drugs.

The drugs promoted by the psycho-pharmaceutical machine have powerful side effects, which only add to the challenges faced by students trying to succeed in school. This week's guest, Yvonne Noyes-Stevens, strives to help students without the use of dangerous psychiatric drugs.

Through CCHR's diligence, thousands of citizens have been rescued from illegal incarceration or unlawful detainment, and patients have regained their legal and civil rights. This week's guest is Shirley Austin, a CCHR volunteer for the last 19 years, who has been helping in this fight for restoring human rights in the field of mental health.

Believe it or not, children 0-3 years of age are being screened for mental illnesses.  Yes, that's right babies.  There's even a diagnostic manual just for this age group. This week's guest is former pharma rep, Arlene Tessitore, who know all too well how these screenings then lead parents into drugging their children.  She will discuss parents' rights for fighting this.

While proponents of enforced psychiatric treatment argue they are protecting the person's ''right to treatment,'' a strong opposition points out that because of their far-reaching powers, psychiatry's methods are totalitarian. This week's guest is attorney Randy Kretchmar, who has been standing up for people's right to refuse psychiatric treatment.