The Diagnosis Trap: About Psychotherapists Who Invent More and More Diseases and Help People Less and Less
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The Diagnosis Trap: About Psychotherapists Who Invent More and More Diseases and Help People Less and Less
14.99 €
Is everyone who goes to see a psychotherapist really a sick person? Or does he or she just need professional help in a life crisis?
When seeing a psychotherapist, a person can learn things about himself that he had no idea about before. For example, that he or she has a character weakness that needs to be gotten rid of; that he or she lacks the capacity for attachment and therefore cannot find happiness in relationships; that he or she is developing bipolar - or some other - disorder. In other words, some common psychological problems are declared worthy of therapy, and thus require treatment - and often medication. Michael Marie records that state control has changed psychotherapy. To be able to accompany people with common problems or in crisis situations, it is now necessary to diagnose the "patient" and define a treatment system that must guarantee results.
When seeing a psychotherapist, a person can learn things about himself that he had no idea about before. For example, that he or she has a character weakness that needs to be gotten rid of; that he or she lacks the capacity for attachment and therefore cannot find happiness in relationships; that he or she is developing bipolar - or some other - disorder. In other words, some common psychological problems are declared worthy of therapy, and thus require treatment - and often medication. Michael Marie records that state control has changed psychotherapy. To be able to accompany people with common problems or in crisis situations, it is now necessary to diagnose the "patient" and define a treatment system that must guarantee results.
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