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Long-Term Effect of Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) on the Brain

Click here if you need help quitting psychiatric medications: https://membership.taperclinic.com/si... Most psychiatrists still call electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) one of the most effective treatments for depression—but what if the truth is far darker? In this video, I break down what ECT really does to the brain and the new research exposing its long-term consequences. Recent studies show that ECT can cause lasting autobiographical memory loss and cognitive damage for many patients. Yet major psychiatric institutions continue to describe it as safe, often blaming the memory loss on depression itself. I also explain how patients labeled with “treatment-resistant depression” often end up on ECT after years of harmful drug combinations, without anyone investigating medication side effects first. References: Mathiassen (2025) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40357... Read (2025) https://connect.springerpub.com/conte... Get our free tapering course: https://membership.taperclinic.com/fr... Join +6000 people learning how to taper on our newsletter: https://membership.taperclinic.com/ne... CONNECT WITH ME: Instagram:   / taperclinic   TikTok:   / taperclinic   X/Twitter: https://x.com/DrJosefWD Website: https://taperclinic.com/ LINKS MENTIONED [LINKS MENTIONED] Timestamps: 00:00 Understanding ECT: The Controversial Treatment for Depression 02:45 The Dark Side of ECT: Cognitive Impairment and Memory Loss 05:57 The Efficacy of ECT: Are the Benefits Worth the Risks? 08:51 The Role of Medication in Treatment-Resistant Depression 11:42 Navigating the Psychiatric System: When to Consider ECT 14:55 The Future of Depression Treatment: A Call for Change DISCLAIMER: All the information on this channel is for educational and/or entertainment purposes and not intended to be specific/personal medical advice from me to you. Watching the videos, or getting answers to comments/question, does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. If you have your own doctor, these videos can maybe help you prepare for your discussion with him. We do our best to spread awareness with these videos, but for legal reasons we can’t answer health questions in the comments. If you leave questions, we’ll make videos about common questions in the future! If we catch incorrect health information, hate speech, illegal solicitation of drugs in the comments, we will remove them. #psychiatricmeds #ssri #antidepressants