Go to the Psychiatry Quiz Go to the Shock "Treatment" PageIs there a test for "ADD"?
Is there a test for "Schizophrenia"?
Does shock "treatment" still exist?
See what the visitors wrote. Dr. Says no "ADD" Test
| Go to the Psychiatry Quiz Go to the Shock "Treatment" Page |
Is there a test for "ADD"? Is there a test for "Schizophrenia"? Does shock "treatment" still exist? |
See what the visitors wrote. Dr. Says no "ADD" Test |
What can I do
to help with my troubles?
 Mad In America See excerpts from this book online...
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If I had no help or suggestions to offer, I would
still be obliged to point out that powerful drugs and
shock treatments are being given for made-up diseases. However, I do have some advice for those occasions when a person finds himself mentally troubled. One thing to do is to get a thorough medical checkup from a non-psychiatric doctor, to see if a medical problem is present, such as a tumor, hypothyroidism, or other physical problem with the body. Actual physical problems can be the source of mental troubles. Another thing to do is to make sure you are eating right, getting vitamins, and getting enough sleep, if possible. On the following web site there are some actions you could do that might make things a little better for you: Learn Practical Solutions for a Dangerous Environment Scroll down the page there and you will see a list of actions to take.
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| Go to the Psychiatry Quiz Shock "Treatment" Page |
Is there a test for "Bipolar Disorder"? |
See what the visitors wrote. Dr. Says no "ADD" Test |
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