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RE: How Psychiatry Stigmatizes Everyone

in #psychology7 years ago (edited)

"people's brains are not broken."

You do realize this happens a lot too, right? Especially with how bad the current Western culture is for healthy mental development (it's a Narcissism machine for women and suicide machine for me).

Mental illness absolutely makes sense. Not sure how you could claim otherwise. Never dated a Borderline, have you?

Do you have any qualifications to speak on this topic? Do you understand what the word normal means, and how you can determine when someone isn't?

It's called statistics, fyi.

Do you just deny the existence of things like schizophrenia?

"Without providing any actual citations, I'll claim the DSM is invalid by assuming my own argument"

Ah, great. Glad we got that cleared up.

The reason clinical depression assumes a chemical cause is because while you are diagnosing a patient, you are supposed to rule out legitimate causes of grief (which is diagnostically distinct). You have already ruled out other explanations by definition.

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He makes sure to state several times that he doesn't mean to trivialize or delegitimize any of the internal battles peoples are going through. His whole point centers around framing the situation differently - in an inspiring and healthy way. Did you actually listen to the video? Or did you already have your mind made up after reading the headline?

I watched the whole video.

Not everything can be framed in an inspiring and healthy way. Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction is alarmingly close to real Borderline disorders, and it's hard not to call that mental illness.

I guess I missed the point of the video, if all it is is to discuss how to frame illness.

Ah yes. Framing. How trivial.

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