From Psychiatric Times: “Back in July, John Read, PhD, Tony Morrison, DClinPsy, and Rachel Waddingham, wrote the article Traumas, Adversities, and Psychosis: Investigating Practical Implications. In this video, they expand on and discuss the topics of trauma and psychosis.”
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Thank you so much to John, Tony, and Rachel for pointing out that there is a relationship between trauma, adversities, and psychosis. Since in America most psychologists think all distress is caused by a “chemical imbalance” in one person’s brain, requiring the psych drugs, like the antidepressants and/or antipsychotics.
And since both of those drug classes, which all MD’s, including the psychiatrists, are taught in med school – but none admit to their clients – can create “psychosis,” via anticholinergic toxidrome.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxidrome
And anticholinergic toxidrome is, of course, conveniently for all DSM “bible” worshippers, missing from their DSM “bible.” Rendering all non-medically trained DSM “bible” billers – which includes all the American psychologists, therapists, other “mental health” and social workers – too misinformed, to “diagnose” anyone, with anything.
No doubt, distress caused by 9/11/2001, which was distress felt by all people in the world. Was NOT distress caused by a “chemical imbalance” in my brain alone. As was fraudulently claimed, by what turned out to be, according to all my family’s medical records, a child rape covering up ELCA psychologist.
Let’s hope and pray the American psychological profession some day wakes up, and stops attempting to murder and steal from – as another ELCA psychologist recently attempted to do – all survivors of trauma and adversities, and their legitimately concerned family members.
I’m pretty certain there’s an “anti-psychiatry” movement, and no other movement against any other specialty of medicine. Because no other specialty of medicine has so many non-medically trained “helpers,” who’ve they’ve misinformed, to misdiagnose people with their “invalid” DSM disorders.
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/about/directors/thomas-insel/blog/2013/transforming-diagnosis.shtml