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<blockquote data-quote="nomadbrah" data-source="post: 1267354" data-attributes="member: 10141">Therapy yes, that's complete bs, that substitutes for honest advice from family and friends. Only someone supremely narcissistic would pay for someone to listen to them moan for 60 minutes. Now, I do believe there are cases where an objective listener could be beneficial, mostly regarding long term damage from child abuse and neglect. In all other cases, BS.As for psychiatry clinics, I hope you have a plan for what to do with the crazies. Here's a red pill: Crazy people are not misunderstood people, they're nuts and will make life misery for anyone who is around them. Unless medicated or living under very isolated, very controlled, very sad conditions. I hate to say this having seen more than a few crazies, but it's true. I've seen the miraculous effect that anti-psychotics can have on scizophrenics. it's often a choice between allowing people ones to succumb to substance abuse and homelessness or make them take a drug that has side effects but allow them to live decent lives. Psychiatry should look into CBD and other new drugs, not go in the other direction. Unfortunately quite a few schizophrenics end up hurting, sometimes killing, innocent people. Can't allow that. You're just walking along and suddenly some schizo decides to stab you in the gut.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nomadbrah, post: 1267354, member: 10141"] Therapy yes, that's complete bs, that substitutes for honest advice from family and friends. Only someone supremely narcissistic would pay for someone to listen to them moan for 60 minutes. Now, I do believe there are cases where an objective listener could be beneficial, mostly regarding long term damage from child abuse and neglect. In all other cases, BS. As for psychiatry clinics, I hope you have a plan for what to do with the crazies. Here's a red pill: Crazy people are not misunderstood people, they're nuts and will make life misery for anyone who is around them. Unless medicated or living under very isolated, very controlled, very sad conditions. I hate to say this having seen more than a few crazies, but it's true. I've seen the miraculous effect that anti-psychotics can have on scizophrenics. it's often a choice between allowing people ones to succumb to substance abuse and homelessness or make them take a drug that has side effects but allow them to live decent lives. Psychiatry should look into CBD and other new drugs, not go in the other direction. Unfortunately quite a few schizophrenics end up hurting, sometimes killing, innocent people. Can't allow that. You're just walking along and suddenly some schizo decides to stab you in the gut. [/QUOTE]

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