Discussion Psychiatry and Other Forms of Mental Health Treatment

Soyteen Liker

Soyteen Liker

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When should someone be given "crazy pills?" Are there any meds that should never be prescribed? Are mental health labels stigmatizing or useful? Are mental institutions ever acceptable? Feel free to answer as many or as little of these or to add your own thoughts.
 
Unless it's something severe like wartime trauma, most mental health treatment is a scam. Imagine paying a weekly fee to talk to a (((professional))) about your personal problems for 45 MINUTES and only get some "well what do you think about it lol" response.
I was reading a book once and it was about a psychologist and his patient and that shit just made me so mad I find it hard to think the goyim actually pay for this shit for their non existent life issues.
 
As someone who has a lot of experience speaking and dealing with mentally ill people, I know that medication can be effective in many cases. I'm not talking about some run of the mill psuedo mental illness that attention whores self diagnose themselves with, I mean clinically diagnosed mental illnesses that have a serious impact on people's lives. I've been close with people who've experienced episodes of schizophrenia, serious anxiety and depression, suicidal tendencies, etc, that then got better because of the resources and medications available to them. Conversely, I've seen the opposite happen, it's important to understand that there's no one solution for everybody when it comes to mental health. We can't save everybody. The real issue with American healthcare system has not to do with its quality or effectiveness, but rather its exorbitant cost.

Many don't even possess sympathy for those who are impacted by real mental illnesses, it's not surprising to see the kind of responses above mi (like no mames way, holmes...) parroting the same terminally online chudcel know it all takes
 
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Many don't even possess sympathy for those who are impacted by real mental illnesses, it's not surprising to see the kind of responses above mi (like no mames way, holmes...) parroting the same terminally online chudcel know it all takes
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If you read my post you would've noticed I didn't talk badly of people with mental illnesses, but people who don't have them.
And nowadays there is a very hazy line that separates people that are actually mentally ill and people who have some sort of minor inconvenience magnified 50 times over by themselves from what they see online, then by their doctor.
And it is terrible that the first thing doctors seem to do is proscribe you with drugs that wreck you mentally even further and make you dependent on them to live semi normally from then on.
The problem is that we skip over the obvious solutions before even trying them and move directly to prescribing meds to people. It doesn't even cross people's minds to try and have a better diet, getting a hobby, going outside, interacting with other people. If you are leading a shitty life taking meds is not going to fix it in any way, it'll just pile up yet another problem.
And I ain't parroting anyone, because I have seen it first hand. The fact you read someone somewhere say something similar doesn't make it less true.
 
Oot said:
Many don't even possess sympathy for those who are impacted by real mental illnesses, it's not surprising to see the kind of responses above mi (like no mames way, holmes...) parroting the same terminally online chudcel know it all takes
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Trying to gaslight people into thinking they lack sympathy for not wanting to drug themselves up isn't an argument. I do in fact care about the mentally ill a lot. I just offer them different solutions instead of modern big pharma faggotry.
 
adfe said:
Must have been the most boring book ever. Can you give the name of the book? I want to see how many copies it sold.
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It was a shitty novel for teenagers I was reading as language practice lul.
It ain't important, just made me mad because the protagonist was literally an upper class brat that came to his psychologist with life wrecking issues such as "my girlfriend wants to go on vacation to miami but I want to go to new york and she just won't listen to me!!!"
 
Soyteen Liker said:
When should someone be given "crazy pills?"
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When they have mental issues
Soyteen Liker said:
Are there any meds that should never be prescribed?
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Only ones than can be life threatening
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Are mental health labels stigmatizing or useful?
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They help categorize different mental illnesses therefore they are useful
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Are mental institutions ever acceptable?
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Would you want schizos, psychos, and pedophiles on the streets?
 
Soyteen Liker said:
When should someone be given "crazy pills?"
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Never, meds should treat physical ailments not mental, the anti-depressants always cause more depression than they fix.
Soyteen Liker said:
Are mental institutions ever acceptable?
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Asylums are a necessary evil in any sane society, when they were shut down in America all the people that would have been sent to an asylum just roam the streets shitting it up (physically and metaphorically) just for them to die of a drug overdose or get hit by a car, indirectly hurting everyone normal in the world making the cities crapholes. It isn't pretty but some people need to be sent away for the good of themselves and everyone else.

My opinions on mental health tend to flip-flop going from the >Mental health isn't real to the >Mental health is the biggest problem in society crowds and I think the latter school of thought, mental health is a big problem in the now because people with weak mental fortitude get brainwashed by poor thinking over the internet into thinking some crazy stuff (trannies... exist?) and its a big problem. That's 99% of mental illness now, just small shit that don't need nothing medical related and just doesn't exist but manages to perspire because of how endemic it is, and then there is the real mental illnesses like schizophrenia and dementia which are borderline untreatable and always cause the sad death of the victim with every loved one around them crying. I hope more money goes towards treating those ailments because there is few things that make me cry more than dementia does, it is probably the most grim way to go.
 
I can't quote on mi phone, @Aedra_222, what is the solution then. Don't pull a Baqqrih and say heckin' sky daddy o algo
 
Oot said:
sky daddy
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