Is there some reason I should be using 'acceptable' trauma research and treatment practice in psychiatry for my past trauma, when by all measures I have been living an 'ordinary' and 'upwardly moving' life for years without such treatment?
Can your 'acceptable' practices explain how a man can sit in a street motionless while he burns to nothing?
If no, then perhaps it is the case that there is more to this life than what has been deemed 'acceptable'. I don't find modern psychiatry to be acceptable for myself whatsoever. If others deem it a help, then great.
If yes, I am very interested in knowing more.
Oh, I remembered this psychological technique: regression. Thanks for the brain jog.
Can your 'acceptable' practices explain how a man can sit in a street motionless while he burns to nothing?
If no, then perhaps it is the case that there is more to this life than what has been deemed 'acceptable'. I don't find modern psychiatry to be acceptable for myself whatsoever. If others deem it a help, then great.
If yes, I am very interested in knowing more.
Oh, I remembered this psychological technique: regression. Thanks for the brain jog.
https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/types/regres...