Is there a website that can help find a psychiatrist

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=...

鈥淎bout 100,000 people in the USA undergo ECT every year.鈥?br />鈥淭he most commonly accepted theory is that ECT's mechanism of action is similar to that of antidepressant drugs and involves neurotransmitters, in particular dopaminergic, serotoninergic and noradrenergic systems.鈥?br />Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/electroconv...

2nd Example:

Lobotomy is another barbaric treatment developed by Psychiatry in the name of mental health. In this procedure brain damage is induced into the patient by cutting the connections to and from the prefrontal cortex or simply destroying it.

鈥淓ven lobotomy's proponents admitted that only one third of the operated patients would improve, while one-third remained the same, and one-third got worst (25 to 30 % is the proportion of spontaneous improvement in many kinds of mental diseases! Thus, a large proportion of the operated patients could have recovered without the lobotomy).

http://www.cerebromente.org.br/n02/histo...

3rd Example:

The chemical imbalance theory, this theory alleges that serotonin deficiency in the brain causes depression. The following video explains this theory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wr9vtdueu...

But this theory is not based in science and experts disagree:

鈥淚 spent the first several years of my career doing full-time research on brain serotonin metabolism, but I never saw any convincing evidence that any psychiatric disorder, including depression, results from a deficiency of brain serotonin. In fact, we cannot measure brain serotonin levels in living human beings so there is no way to test this theory. Some neuroscientists would question whether the theory is even viable, since the brain does not function in this way, as a hydraulic system鈥?br />Stanford psychiatrist David Burns, winner of the A.E. Bennett Award given by the Society for Biological Psychiatry for his research on serotonin metabolism, when asked about the scientific status of the serotonin theory in 2003.