Event Link：https://www.facebook.com/cchrtaiwan

Organizer：The Citizens Commission on Human Rights Development Association

Ticket：Free Admission — Get Your Ticket Now!

Introduction：

Does Psychiatry Really Have Nothing to Do with You? Think Again!

🔎 Who defines “normal” and “abnormal”?
🔎 Do you know the dark history of psychiatry?
🔎 Are emotional struggles a disorder or just human nature?
🔎 Why is the multi-billion dollar psychiatric industry called the “Industry of Death”?

📢 Uncover the Truth, Challenge the Myths

A free exhibition praised by over 50,000 visitors across Taiwan!
From the inhumane origins of psychiatric institutions in Germany to today’s controversies over diagnosis and medication, this exhibition will help you rethink the hidden truths behind psychiatry.

Exhibition Highlights:
▶ Documentary footage revealing the shocking reality
▶ Hands-on experiences for deep personal reflection
▶ Expert forums exploring diverse approaches and solutions

Visitor Reviews:
“This made me rethink my attitude toward psychiatric patients — I really resonated with it!” — Medical Student
“Powerful and thought-provoking — both the videos and content left a deep impression.” — Nurse
“This exhibition needs to be seen by more people — it’s incredibly eye-opening!” — Education Major
“Some of the insights are valuable even in clinical settings. Respecting individual differences and questioning the fine line between normality and disorder is crucial.” — Practicing Physician

🎁 Free Gift for the First 100 Visitors Each Day!

Limited-Time Forum | Free Registration, Seats Limited
March 14 (Friday) 14:00-16:30

Opening Ceremony & Panel Discussion
“Preventing Suicide & Promoting Youth Mental Health: Diverse Perspectives”

• Tsai Pei-Hua (President, Citizens Commission on Human Rights Taiwan)
  “From Labels to Strengths: Changing How We See ADHD”
• Lin Yi-Chun (Associate Professor, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology)
  “Breaking Free from Behavior Labels: 13 Self-Help Tools for Parents”
• Lin Miao-Hsiang (Adjunct Lecturer, National Chung Cheng University & Parenting Expert)
  “Embracing Differences with Love: Practical Communication Skills for Supporting Youth”
• Hsiao Yu-Sheng (Social Worker & Life Education Lecturer, Chung Jen Junior College of Nursing, Health Sciences and Management)
  “The Rising ADHD Trend — What Should We Be Aware Of?”