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The Election and Natural Medicine

November 6, 2008 - 8:42am — Michael D. Ostrolenk

My friend Dr. Meg Jordan, the co-host of the Wellcorps Hour interviewed Michael McCormack, President of Citizens For Health, and Jim Tuner, Chair of the Board of Citizens for Health, on the election and the state of health freedom in our country.

The Wellcorps Hour Launches with Provocative Health Talk

October 7, 2008 - 8:55am — Michael D. Ostrolenk

My friends Dr. Meg Jordan (Global Medicine Hunter) and Tony Rich ( President of WellCorp International) have put together a new radio show called "The Wellcorps Hour - With Hosts Dr. Meg Jordan and Terry Moore"

Meg and her co-host Terry Moore discuss the latest  thinking and research in natural medicine, science, education, psychology and psychiatry as well as other important topics.  

You can listen to the show by clicking the link below
http://wellcorps.com/news-to-use-tv.html

Conservatives and Dialogue

October 6, 2008 - 4:15pm — Michael D. Ostrolenk

Thanks to Sandy Heierbacher, Director of the National Coalition on Dialogue and Deliberation (NCDD), I was invited to the October 2008 NCDD Annual Conference in Austin Texas to participate on a panel entitled “Walking Out Talk: What Our Field Can Learn From Conservatives.”  I joined Grover Norquist (President of Americans for Tax Reform), Pete Peterson (Executive Director of Common Sense California) and Joseph McCormick (Director,

Openthegovernment.org

December 6, 2007 - 4:14pm — Michael D. Ostrolenk

Openthegovernment.org has invited me to join their steering committee

Education speech to Eagle Forum

October 2, 2006 - 11:13am — Michael D. Ostrolenk
In September of 2006, I gave a talk to the national leadership of Eagle Forum. I spoke about the undue influence of the psychiatric industrial complex on federal education policy. I discussed mental health screening and the coerced drugging of children in government schools. I talked about the culture of prescription drug taking we have in the U.S. and how it is more dangerous than the misuse of recreational drugs. I talked about the lack of strong research supporting many psychiatric interventions especially drugs in children and the diagnostic tools.
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