Cornet Kleynhans, life coach and writer

Many questions asked about psychiatric medicines and a well-known drug often prescribed for children specifically led Cornet Kleynhans, life coach and writer, to do research and then to write a book about what she has learnt. She is a life coach who started to work with people in a rehab centre quite by accident and at first reluctantly eight years ago. Having always been involved in community projects in and around Polokwane and Nobody Kleynhans wanted to learn more about sustainable projects. She had heard about a rice project in Mozambique and while visiting the project had to stay at a nearby rehabilitation centre. “When I heard that, I nearly did not go. Who wanted to stay at a rehab centre for two weeks,” she recalled.Yet she decided to go and fell in love with the people in the centre. “So much so that I spent very little time at the rice fields,” she said. “I just immediately felt such a love for and interest in those people at the rehab centre.” She is still involved in a rehabilitation centre in Mpumalanga. Kleynhans actually obtained a degree in arts and graphic design but decided she would rather work with people, and specifically young people. Her writing career started with articles written for the Internet about topics such as suicide, addiction and other related issues. She also wrote a series of three books titled ‘Sword of the Warrior’, the first of which was published seven years ago, about motivation and freedom in Christ.“But so many people in my life and work asked me about psychiatric medicines. I had throughout the time I worked in rehab, seen so many young people who had been on medication since their early childhood and later became addicted to other substances, that I wanted to know more. Discussions with a chemical engineer and through investigation on the Internet I learnt a lot about psychiatric medicines, and what I learnt I found very, very disturbing. I wanted to share that with other people.”This led to Kleynhans writing her fourth book: Psychiatric Medicines: Assassins of Destiny, a process that took her two months working day and night to finish.
Quoting from her research findings she said: “Psychiatric medication is cunning and extremely dangerous in many ways,” she said.” They are harmful drugs, camouflaged by elaborate scientific names. The medical world calls them medicine, even though they cause more harm than good. They have the most horrific effects on people. They often do exactly the opposite what they promise to do; they make people depressed, suicidal and anxious.”
She upholds the viewpoint that psychiatric medicines are often “nothing more than refined, poisonous, harsh industrial chemicals.”
She described her book as an attempt to inform people about their secrets and often life threatening effects. “It is a humble effort to help prevent the ‘chemical epidemic’ of psychiatric drugs that is flooding the globe. She cautioned people to become informed and protect themselves and their children. “Don’t perish for a lack of knowledge. Make well informed decisions regarding psychiatric medication,” she said.
Please note: Persons taking psychiatric or other medication on prescription should under no circumstances stop doing so unless by consultation with a psychiatrist or medical practitioner.

Story: NELIE ERASMUS
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Photo: Cornet Kleynhans, life coach and writer, whose book titled Psychiatric Medicines, Assassins of Destiny, purports that psychiatric medication holds danger for those who use them.