| Virtualoso 2006-03-31, 4:56 pm |
| In article <q99Xf.3$qP2.1@fe02.lga>, Craig S.
<cspurlocktakethisout@takethisoutmtneer.net> wrote:
> "Virtualoso" <no@dot.com> wrote in message
> news:300320061514143091%no@dot.com...
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> Perhaps there is a void in the options. People start feeling or acting
> nutty - they our family members feel a need to seek relief or answers. Who
> you gonna call?
They've got family? The "mental health" industry is actually the Mental
Illness industry. The main focus is on declaring what's Wrong with
people and "diagnosing" their e ver expanding roster of supposed
"disorders". It's already gone beyond ridiculous. Ha ve you e ver
actually taken a look in their Bible and seen the amazing things
declared to be "mentally/emotionally disordered" by these self-ordained
Expert Humans? It's outlandish.
Meanwhile, it's been pro ven again and again for decades that all their
touted special education, training, experience and professional
treatment methods... don't make any real difference. Uneducated
nonprofessionals and sugar pills equal their "expertise" when it comes
to results.
Unless, of course, you just want to get someone pharmaceutically
subdued or straightjacketed. With real expensive, damaging drugs. Or if
you want to "help" someone by ha ving them hire a professional
babysitter for 50 minutes a week endlessly, being indoctrinated into
disproven bunk that, when checked, doesn't actually get any particular
results other than that, or worse, adds suffering needlessly.
> Say, Virt, did you happen to catch 'The New Medicine' on PBS this week? It
> was an interesting show. Good evidence that our "minds" have a great effect
> on overall physical healing processes.
Well, sure. Didn't happen to see that show, though.
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