Psychiatric drugs only mask our problems—they cannot and never will solve our problems for us, but in fact just make matters worse with their potential side effects.  This week's guest, Mike Witort, realized this and has opened his own clinic to help others.

There are almost half a million children in foster care in the U.S., with anywhere from 13%-52% of them on psychiatric drugs.  This week's guest is Debra McLean, who's grandson was taken into Child Protective Services custody. She discusses the use of psychiatric drugs in the system and how she fought to get him back.

Psychiatric drugs kill an estimated 3,000 people a month. This week's guest, Vitore Vulaj-Merhige, lost her son to suicide after being put on an antidepressant. She will discuss the tragic effects of these drugs and how she's warning everyone she comes into contact with about the dangers.

There's 374 mental disorders in psychiatry's current Diagnostic and Statistical Manual that are literally voted into existence.  They're proposing even more for the next edition of the book due out in May 2013. This week's guest, psychologist Susan Golden, tells us what the alternatives are to these fraudulent ''diagnoses.''

Psychologists frequently require a person to talk endlessly about how he or she feels, while never coming close to what is causing the person's problem. Ultimately, it leaves the problem in place. This week's guest is Marriage & Family Therapist, Siamak Monjezi, who will discuss real methods for helping people.

One of the most dangerous side effects from antidepressant drugs is suicidal thoughts and actions. This week's guest lost her son to suicide shortly after he was placed on the antidepressant Effexor. Lesly Urnikis wants to ensure that everyone knows about these dangers.

There is growing scientific evidence that antidepressants taken by pregnant women can cause serious side effects in their newborns. This week's guest was unfortunate enough to have learned this information too late. Amery Schultz and his wife lost a child because of side effects from the antidepressant she was taking while pregnant. They are now dedicated to speaking out to let other parents know of these dangers.

How have millions become hooked on destructive psychiatric drugs?  Before becoming hooked, they were convinced that these drugs would help them to handle life. People are being deceived into thinking that the answer to life's many routine difficulties lies with the ''latest and greatest'' psychiatric drug.  That's what happened to Jerri Simpson, this week's guest. What she thought would help, turned her life into a disaster.

Since its earliest days, psychiatric treatment has been invasive and brutal, using different applications of force to overwhelm, both physically and mentally, already troubled individuals. Though not much has changed today, with the reliance on harmful and often fatal psychiatric drugs. This week's guest is author Diane Klein, who will talk about the abuses within the psychiatric system.

Today, there isn't a single normal aspect of childhood behavior that doesn't fall within the broad ''symptoms'' which comprise so-called ''mental illness.'' Psychiatry has covered every base with its invented criteria. One of the most lucrative areas from which ''mental illnesses'' have been spawned is the education system. This week's guest is education attorney Michelle Ball, who has been representing families against this psychiatric manipulation.