"mad in america" author robert whitaker criticized the commission's screening recommendations as "fishing for customers." a coalition of over 100 advocacy organizations, united under the banner of mindfreedom.org in representing the psychiatric survivors movement, has been galvanized by their strong opposition to the new freedom commission. using celebrity to advance their opposition, the mindfreedom coalition has again enlisted the support of longtime member and gesundheit institute founder patch adams, a medical doctor made famous by the movie that bears his name. since 1992, adams has supported mindfreedom campaigns, and in august, 2004, he kicked off the campaign against the new freedom commission by volunteering to screen president bush himself. "he needs a lot of help. i'll see him for free," said adams.