The Road Back

Since 1999 when The Road Back Program, How to Get Off Psychiatric Drugs Safely, was released to the general public, tens of thousands of people have successfully tapered off their psychiatric medications using The Road Back Program.

Written for individuals, pharmacists and healthcare providers, the book is now in its third printing. Thousands of people around the world are using this information every day in their battle to successfully free themselves of debilitating psychiatric drug side effects.

I want to acknowledge the many people, from the four corners of Earth and all walks of life, who have successfully come off psychiatric medications using this program. Their perseverance and feedback have helped advance this program to today’s high degree of success.

And I applaud you, opening this book for the first time, for your courage and resolve to change your life and get yourself back as your reward.

I understand the apprehension you may feel about deciding to come off psychiatric medications, especially if you have tried to do so before and failed, or if you have heard horror stories of others who have tried to come off their medications.

Further, I understand the questions you might be asking at this point:

Will I experience mental or physical pain while on this program?
Will I have other side effects while on this program?
Will the medication side effects get worse before they get better?
Will my depression get worse during this program?
Will my anxiety levels increase?

You may have many other questions in addition to those above, but most importantly you should know that I have formulated The Road Back Program to be virtually side effect free. The testament to this, as you will see throughout the book, is that people just like you start to feel better, both mentally and physically, from day one.

The Road Back Program is set-up so that you only start reducing medication after you feel a major positive change and all or nearly all-existing side effects from medications are eliminated. Thus, you know from the very beginning change is possible, that this time there is a chance for you, and that you can do this and feel well once again. That’s why I have called it “The Road Back” – it is a route that will take you back where you want to be.

The Road Back Program is simple, effective, and extremely powerful: when applied correctly. You too can have resounding success in getting off your psychiatric medications and getting your life back.

Based on extensive research, specific “super foods” have been formulated for this program. Their use, in conjunction with the full and complete Road Back Program, have resulted in an estimated 80% success rate of people getting off their psychiatric medications, while also enormously reducing the potential and feared side effects from withdrawal.

What unwanted feelings come from you and what feelings do the drugs generate? The Road Back Program separates these confusing symptoms, and once this separation occurs, the real you emerges.

One major change most people experience with The Road Back; their reach for life returns or truly begins for the first time. Reach is defined as: to extend out; to touch or to seize; to communicate with.

Life is defined as: the quality that distinguishes a vital and functional being from a dead body or inanimate matter (Webster’s Dictionary). Per the definition of life, you are vital. We need you and humankind needs you. The positive changes you can bring to others are beyond imagining. Life can be grand, life can be fulfilling; you, changing your life and having “reach” return will absolutely affect others in your environment.

Reach can return with your children, spouse, work or activities you have been putting off for years that you have always wanted to do, or to do once again.

Remember and hold the following close to your heart as you travel The Road Back:

You Can Change.
You Can Change How You Feel.
You Can Be a Positive Influence for Others.
You Can Make It.

As you read this book, perhaps you might be thinking “...this sounds good for others...” or “...others can make it, but not me...” Believe me, I am referring directly to you.

My best to you in your journey,

Jim Harper
Founder
The Road Back

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