-DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE-

MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS are wonderful people who get into an industry that says, we want to help human beings with mental illness etc.. Then they get into the mental health bureaucracy and they find that they are turned into liars and torturers and murders etc. and every kind of evil known to mankind. All of the above and more awaits anyone who claims to be a mental health professional, so if -YOU- need help with mental illness only a lifetime of pain and suffering and experimentation and false hope and then -Suicide- awaits -YOU-. Think twice about becoming a mental health professional and or getting into the mental health industry and or letting these supposed mental health professionals lead -YOU- down the road of a lifetime of pain and suffering and all the horrors of supposed recovery...

KINDNESSTHERAPY wrote:MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS are wonderful people who get into an industry that says, we want to help human beings with mental illness etc.. Then they get into the mental health bureaucracy and they find that they are turned into liars and torturers and murders etc. and every kind of evil known to mankind. All of the above and more awaits anyone who claims to be a mental health professional, so if -YOU- need help with mental illness only a lifetime of pain and suffering and experimentation and false hope and then -Suicide- awaits -YOU-. Think twice about becoming a mental health professional and or getting into the mental health industry and or letting these supposed mental health professionals lead -YOU- down the road of a lifetime of pain and suffering and all the horrors of supposed recovery...

This is very true, let me explain.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions, One meaning of the phrase is that individuals may do bad things not even knowing it and they intend the results to be good.

One example is the perscribing of psychiatrys "beginner drugs" the anti-depressants.

Lets try (experimentation) drug X , its also usefull for anxiety ... "off label" don't even get me started on that one. This was all done with "good intentions" after all the perscriber has unkwowingly read all the information written by marketing ghost writers for big pharma and the side effects don't seem that bad or that likely. Only 10 % of side effects are reported to the FDA ect.

Now the person has one of these side effects like insomnia , hypo mania , agitation ... or worse there are lots of cases of this see: http://www.ssristories.com/

Of course the "experiment" must go on and most often the side effects of anti-depressants are called "signs of bipolar" if only we knew the patient was bipolar... so the next drug is added with all "good intentions".

Now the patient has all kinds of side effects or simply hates the main effect of that medication. The patient is then told not to worry "we just have to find the right meds".

The patient continues and there body adapts to these "bipolar medications" and there supressive effects and withdrawal reactions get added to the scenario of this process of trial and error.

That phrase "find the right meds" should be on sign on the paved road to hell, the suffering and experimentation and false hope has began.

Its real sneaky cause when a person experiences a mental side effect, such as anger, anxiety or sadness, he or she is likely to attribute it to something other than drugs, perhaps blaming it on a loved one or on their own so called “mental illness” and keep driving themselves down the psychiatric road to hell not even knowing they are on it.

There is an exit on this road but psychiatry as a whole thinks they can do no wrong and will never admit to all the lives they destroy, ever, and rarely tell anyone its there treatment that is killing them.