Please explain to me what "relationship" means in:
"Unfortunately, some patients who identify with being harmed by psychiatry have given up on finding that kind of relationship and instead attempt to find meaning in identity as an injured party." /1 https://www.medpagetoday.com/psychiatry/generalpsychiatry/88526
"Unfortunately, some patients who identify with being harmed by psychiatry have given up on finding that kind of relationship and instead attempt to find meaning in identity as an injured party." /1 https://www.medpagetoday.com/psychiatry/generalpsychiatry/88526
I think "give up on finding that kind of relationship" may mean: "stopped deferring to the expertise of #psychiatrists in defining their reality". A crime, apparently. Also disregards that if a patient is injured, it's not an identity, it's a fact, not to be "negotiated" away. /2
This further suggests authors of this article believe injured patients are willingly injured -- perhaps somaticizing? -- rather than being the unwilling victims of an accident of fate brought on by #psychiatric treatment, which is known even by #psychiatrists to have pitfalls. /3
But the authors seem to think if the injured patient only sought #psychiatric treatment again, the injury could be "negotiated" into something (not specified) that wasn't an injury. This despite many injured patients having sought such care an found nobody knew anything. /4
This article is pretty much an admission that 1) doctors don't have a clue about iatrogenic injury from #psychiatric treatment; 2) since they can't figure it out, must be something wrong with the patient; 3) patients should STFU about it already.
A losing hand, by the way. /5
A losing hand, by the way. /5
Denial of injury can work for years, but ultimately it catches up with medicine. Just ask the pelvic mesh patients.
And when iatrogenic injury catches up with #psychiatric treatment, millions of people will be very angry. Every prescriber will face furious patients. /6
And when iatrogenic injury catches up with #psychiatric treatment, millions of people will be very angry. Every prescriber will face furious patients. /6