Domain-B, noting that “There is now incontrovertible evidence that has established that far from psychosis being incomprehensible, there is a clear link between schizophrenia and childhood adversity,” speculates that “we are approaching a new era in treating schizophrenia where true treatment choice is a reality.”
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Why not dump the term ‘Schizophrenia’, adopt a basic common sense approach (non medical), and allow people to get better and to get on with their lives.
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’emotional distress’ to replace ‘schizophrenia’
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I don’t know exactly, Psychosis can mean road rage or hysteria or lots of different things. With me, I found that once I identified Anxiety and came to grips with it, there wasn’t much left.
How about no diagnosis.-
And just focus on the problem on hand, if it is a problem.
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“… treatment may need to go beyond medication to consider and make sense of symptoms within the context of a person’s own life experiences.”
I still find it amazing an entire industry of “doctors” could be dumb enough to actually believe all human problems are completely and totally caused by “chemical imbalances” in peoples’ brains.
That is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.
Of course, “the context of a person’s own life experiences” is mandatory information in assessing why a person is upset or confused. How ridiculously stupid, lazy, and unethical can psychiatric practitioners be? Psychiatry”s current belief system is a tale of how to render the psychiatric industry “irrelevant to reality.”
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Some ‘chemical imbalance’ doctors. might be stupid and lazy but I think most of them are corrupt.
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‘stupid’ and ‘lazy’ people don’t get through med school and residency
they are in denial – with school loans, mortgages, car payments, child expenses, etc…
their medical bag is limited – labels, drugs, ect, incarceration – things that cause more harm than good…
they have to reject all they’ve been taught… most do notduane
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imo, they *become* corrupt, as they move into a lifestyle of comfort, at the expense of those they injure.
this is why many of us consider psychiatry an *evil* system…
too many docs making a good living causing a lot of injury… too many docs saying and doing *nothing* to stop it
evil?
i think soduane
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I see your point. A good memory, turning up, and playing the game can get someone qualified. Look how long the ‘Chemical Imbalance’ survived.
