Bleak picture being painted
By virtue of what I consider to be their junk science, psychiatrists are unnecessarily attempting to turn ordinary people into psychiatric patients.
Through the unscientific redefinition of normal behaviour, the psychiatric industry has been busily promoting mental illness during these unprecedented times. By doing so, they have been adding to the already mounting concerns.
Dramatic sound bites from senior psychiatrists which paint a bleak picture of the future are more likely to create mental illness rather than do something constructive to alleviate natural concerns and restore mental strength and wellness.
This comes at a time when psychiatrists are attempting to be viewed on a par with medical professionals.
Their practice however of redefining life’s problems as so-called "mental disorders” has resulted in them and their profession being held up to ridicule as far as I see it.
Scientific-sounding but meaningless headings are being used to fuel the psychiatric industry.
In a significant departure from medical diagnosis, psychiatric diagnoses are devoted to the categorisation of symptoms only rather than the observation of actual physical disease.
Without any scientific laboratory tests showing the presence or absence of mental problems, it is extremely difficult to see how psychiatry’s diagnostic system works.
A common psychiatric theory is that mental difficulties result from a "chemical imbalance” in the brain and that drugs can address such an “imbalance”.
As with other psychiatric theories, there is no biological or other evidence to prove this theory.
There's no question that some people suffer from severe emotional problems, especially during a time like this.
As the country goes through its various stages of reboot, it would be wise to remain aware and to be fully informed so that you can protect against the possibility of other psychiatric ideas spreading through and “infecting” the population. Brian Daniels.
“Dramatic sound bites are more likely to create mental illness.” National Spokesperson. Citizens Commission on Human Rights (United Kingdom).