Integrating Spirituality, Clinical Care Effective for Mental Health

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From Healio: Preliminary research results presented at the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting in San Diego, California suggested that integrating spirituality into mental heath services could have a significant impact on people in emotional distress.

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  1. As one who had a dream query regarding what it means to be “moved by the Holy Spirit,” misdiagnosed as “psychosis,” by a supposed “Christian” psychologist. By the way, a Methodist pastor eventually told me such a dream merely means that God has chosen to move you. I would definitely say that the psychological and psychiatric industries would be more beneficial to society if they got out of the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit business, as well as the aiding and abetting child molesters by drugging and attempting to silence and/or murder child abuse victims and their concerned parents, en mass, business. Especially since blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is the one and only “unforgivable sin” in the Holy Bible, the psychiatric “bible” has been confessed to be scientifically invalid and unreliable, and because attempting to murder Christians for belief in God is technically still illegal in the US. Definitely, “integrating spirituality into mental heath services,” as opposed to continuing to blasphemy the Holy Spirit and all those who believe in God, would be a wise, and the legal, move.

    By the way, I believe God wants the psychiatric practicers to be made aware of the reality that the antidepressants and ADHD drugs can create what appears to the doctors to be the ‘bipolar’ symptoms. And the ‘bipolar’ and ‘schizophrenia’ treatments, combining the neuroleptic and/or antidepressant drugs, can create what appears to the doctors to be both the negative symptoms of ‘schizophrenia,’ via what is actually neuroleptic induced deficit syndrome, and what appears to the doctors to be the positive symptoms of ‘schizophrenia,” via what is actually anticholinergic toxidrome.

    Which, of course, means most ‘bipolar’ and ‘schizophrenia’ are likely iatrogenic illnesses, rather than ‘genetic’ illnesses, as the psychiatrists have deluded themselves into believing, and wasted billions of taxpayer dollars trying to prove, but been unable to prove. Today’s DSM is a classification system of iatrogenic illnesses that can be created with the psychiatric drugs, rather than being a classification system of real ‘genetic’ illnesses. Although it does not include either NIDS or anticholinergic toxidrome, which no doubt results in misdiagnoses and iatrogenic harm on a massive scale societally.

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