Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network and Deborah Beauvais welcome Ellen Lubensky attorney, speaker and advocate whose life was transformed by a wrongful psychiatric diagnosis Tuesday May 5th Live at 6pmET on syndicated D7RN. We’ll be discussing Ellen’s life journey and how she’s recovering. LISTEN LIVE Get our Apps. Other broadcasts May 14th & 15th at 6am /6pmET
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Topic: For 28 years, Ellen lived under a wrongful diagnosis. Today, she speaks to help others find their path to healing.
Ellen Lubensky attorney, is a speaker and advocate whose life was transformed by a wrongful psychiatric diagnosis that led to nearly three decades of unnecessary medication and physical decline.
After discovering the truth about her misdiagnosis, Ellen made the brave decision to carefully taper off the medications that had been harming her for decades. She has been tapering for 4 years, with approximately two more years remaining in her journey.
Alongside her tapering process, Ellen embraced holistic approaches to healing, which have become a cornerstone of her recovery. Today, she speaks publicly to raise awareness about psychiatric misdiagnosis, medication harm, patient advocacy, and the hope of recovery.
Ellen’s story resonates with healthcare professionals, patient advocacy groups, mental health communities, and anyone who has experienced medical misdiagnosis or is seeking inspiration for their own healing journey.
Ellen Shares: I have a life story like none other in the universe and a firm calling to share it with intention. I was physically disabled by tardive dyskinesia, a side effect of antipsychotics, for 20 years. At 45, I set firm boundaries with my psychiatrist of 25 years to taper me off antipsychotics. During my taper, which is the process by which you gradually decrease the amount of medication you are taking, I went to neurologically baseline and was able to do all the physical activities I could not do for 20 years. On the last night of my taper, which went way too quickly, I became a complete insomniac. I have been in protracted withdrawal for over three years and am currently withdrawing from benzodiazepines. While I was on antipsychotics, my personality changed and my IQ went down almost 30 points. I currently have severe concentration issues that will prevent me from working in the law for years. However, I can speak publicly about my experiences. Many people have seizures or go to psychosis in withdrawal. My family still has enough money for the best of the best care. I will be setting up a charity to help those without my resources. Follow me on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, or TikTok. I am in search of a publicist because I have a message that needs to be heard.
https://ellenlubensky.com/
