Therapist tells the truth

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[Jupiter]

That was actually very interesting. Thank you.

 

[Endless]

I think it's very good this guy quit being a therapist!

 

[Anima]

It's a pity that quite a few of the successful ones couldn't be bothered with patients who cannot afford it. The world of psychiatry is one big business model and patients are nothing more than paying customers.

 

[Misanthrope]

Thanks for sharing this I found it very fascinating. I could relate to a lot of what was said. Just reinforces to me how toxic the American insurance model is and why it must be resisted here.

 

[TAW122]

I saw this video before a while back, and yes, he does speak about the true things that happen in the mental health industry. He exposes evil practices that many therapists do to perpetuate the cycle of dependency on a therapist/counselor. I also like his way of saying that the field is a sham and from an rational, objective viewpoint, it is really pseudo science and guesswork.

Sometimes I like to think that when there isn't a (real) problem, they fabricate and invent some (imaginary) issue/problem, then try to treat said (imaginary) issue/problem.

This isn't to say that one should never consider therapy or counseling, but therapy and counseling isn't the end all be all like society and mainstream media is parroting off.

 

[Final Escape]

I've seen Daniel Mackler's videos. Pretty good info.

 

[Comatose11]

This guy gets it. One day people will look at modern health day treatment the same way we view the middle ages. People often ask, "why didn't they get help?" when someone ctb. Chances are they tried to get help, but they weren't able to. Because mental health "treatment" is a joke.

 

[Lefty]

This guy makes a lot of good points. The mental health system is so messed up.

 

[TAW122]

This guy gets it. One day people will look at modern health day treatment the same way we view the middle ages. People often ask, "why didn't they get help?" when someone ctb. Chances are they tried to get help, but they weren't able to. Because mental health "treatment" is a joke.

I fully agree. The sad thing is my sister, who is older than me, is doing a residency in psychiatry so I do my best to stay away from her. She lives in a different state from me (thankfully), but she oftenly parrots off shit from the mental health industry and it's disgusting. (Tbh, I think she buys into the indoctrination and the koolaid of mental health and big pharma) I am even afraid to open up and when I see her and the topic of mental health well being is mentioned, I often have to hide or downplay any (real or perceived) issues. She is also an anti-gun person (as well as my family in general) so I must hide my ammo and firearm (if and when I obtain it) from them.