XPost: sci.psychology, alt.psychology   
   From: ufo@cometcult.org   
      
   Pat wrote..., On 09/14/2007 10:31:   
   > On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 15:35:51 -0000, secretarisbrainsplit   
   >  wrote:   
   >   
   >   
   >>Hello,i'm i man from the netherlands now at the present living in a   
   >>group where they call us double diagnosis so drugs and psychiatry,i   
   >>like to share as much as posible experiences and meaning of other   
   >>people from all eu countries, to learn from others   
   >>experiences,fights,winning or reaching some goals and for all...are   
   >>you happy???Isn't that the most important question in your life?   
   >>good lucj and hope to hear from you soon philippe pauwels leeuwarden   
   >>the netherlands   
   >   
   >   
   > Advice:  NO DRUGS.  There is NO Scientific basis for Psychiatric   
   > diagnosis, admitted by Psychiatrists.  What blood tests or other tests   
   > were you given to determine what was wrong with you that drugs would   
   > cure?  Most Psychiatric Psychotropic drugs are now being found to   
   > CAUSE agressive and suicidal tendencies.  There are alternatives that   
   > aren't destructive to your body.   
      
   The alternative to psychiatric drugs is psychological therapy, which is   
   destructive to the mind instead.  The drugs do have side-effects but   
   they often work, while psychological therapy consists of nothing more   
   than having Dr. Phil lecture slogans at you for $500/hour and is   
   completely ineffective in treating neurological mental disorders.   
      
   Your "double diagnosis" is to provide work for the psychologists.  The   
   psychiatric drugs are relatively new, and prior to their introduction   
   almost every mental disorder was "treated" with useless talk therapy.   
   The new drugs changed all that, but the psychological industry was not   
   happy with the competition and so they successfully lobbied for "dual   
   treatment" which included the new pills as well as the old $500/hour   
   talk therapy.  In some countries and U.S. states psychologists have   
   even won the right to prescribe the psychiatric medications, in a   
   deliberate attempt to blur the lines between legitimate neurology-based   
   psychiatric drug treatment and illegitimate talk-based psychological   
   treatment which more closely resembles witchcraft than medicine.   
      
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