Just touching on the psychoactive drugs, they're effectively modified cocaine.

In 90% of people cocaine acts exactly how they want it to. It's an upper, you feel great, etc. you'll get lots of work done, possibly wash your baseboards at 4am just because, and if you use it daily for a year basically the same shit just the expected tolerance effects/addiction for any substance abuse and likely financial and personal ruin.

For about 10% long term use leads to cocaine psychosis. > "delirium, psychomotor agitation, anxiety, delusions, disorientation, violent and bizarre behavior, insensitivity to pain, elevated body temperature and hysterical strength."

This is exactly the same for anyone on anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medications. Except cocaine you can get off. The withdrawal will suck, but unless taking legendary amounts you're going to be fine you'll be in for a rough couple days, a few weeks and your neurochemical production will begin returning to normal. The half life on the "medications" puts this process out into months and years.

So the psychiatrists putting people on these drugs know full well that in these 10% of people that the drugs are ineffective at aiding them, that there's a slow onset of the signs of cocaine psychosis and keep them on these medications or increase their doses because the anti-anxiety medication causing anxiety isn't fixing their anxiety so try more... then have the opportunity to poke and prod these people in the direction by making people who are drug induced violent paranoid delusionals into obsessing about their past. How did the bullying at school make you feel Mr Violent Paranoid Delusional?