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Tina Stöckle

Tina Stöckle was a German author and activist known for her involvement in humanistic antipsychiatry. While specific details about her life and works are limited in the provided information, her core contribution lies in her advocacy within the antipsychiatry movement, which challenges traditional psychiatric approaches and emphasizes the importance of human rights and autonomy in mental health care.


September 12, 1948: Birth of Tina Stöckle

On September 12, 1948, Tina Stöckle was born in Günzburg in Upper Swabia, Germany.

1948: Birth of Tina Stöckle

Tina Stöckle was born in 1948.

1980: Joins the madding offensive in Berlin

In the fall of 1980, Tina Stöckle, after being repeatedly housed in psychiatry, joined the madding offensive in Berlin.

1982: Committed to the idea of Weglaufhauses

From 1982, Tina Stöckle was committed to the idea of Weglaufhauses.

1983: Development of meeting point of the lunatic

In 1983, Tina Stöckle played a significant role in the development and operation of the meeting point of the lunatic, which was financed with state funds.

1983: Book Publication

In 1983, Tina Stöckle's book "Die Irren-Offensive: Erfahrungen einer Selbsthilfe-Organisation von Psychiatrieopfern" was published.

1989: Founding member of the Association for the Protection against Psychiatric Violence e.V.

In 1989, Tina Stöckle became a founding member of the Association for the Protection against Psychiatric Violence e.V.

April 8, 1992: Death of Tina Stöckle

On April 8, 1992, Tina Stöckle died in Günzburg.

2005: Book Publication

In 2005, Tina Stöckle's book "Die Irren-Offensive: Erfahrungen einer Selbsthilfe-Organisation von Psychiatrieopfern" was re-published.