theablekingedgar
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i think as a culture we need to question the practice of psychiatry.
it's pretty partial.
i think in my country (the UK) there is a strong racial element/bias in how they assign symptoms and treatments.
they also push conservative values onto patients.
i laugh even now when a member of the team I was in said that it was "a sickness" to have tattoos. but then there are many who have them and they aren't at all symptoms of pathologies.
they don't see symptoms objectively, but allow their biases to influence decisions. if two people present, then they shouldn't pick and choose whom to assess. it should be on the basis of symptoms only.
I don't have any real reason to respect that "practice".
I could write a book on the shit they told me - and only to spite me. They thought like Hitler and wanted to keep me down.
it's pretty partial.
i think in my country (the UK) there is a strong racial element/bias in how they assign symptoms and treatments.
they also push conservative values onto patients.
i laugh even now when a member of the team I was in said that it was "a sickness" to have tattoos. but then there are many who have them and they aren't at all symptoms of pathologies.
they don't see symptoms objectively, but allow their biases to influence decisions. if two people present, then they shouldn't pick and choose whom to assess. it should be on the basis of symptoms only.
I don't have any real reason to respect that "practice".
I could write a book on the shit they told me - and only to spite me. They thought like Hitler and wanted to keep me down.