Abigail Shrier is an independent journalist and author. Her latest book is “Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren’t Growing Up.” www.abigailshrier.comwww.thetruthfairy.info
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Abigail Shrier is an independent journalist and author. Her latest book is “Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren’t Growing Up.” www.abigailshrier.comwww.thetruthfairy.info
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This “person`s kite of she knows what she is talking about is not flying“ , she is misinformed and highly higly insensitive!! 😮
how does this only have few views 🔥
1:37:03: because it’s like: parent or teacher➡️Counselor and or Therapist➡️Pediatrician and or Internalist➡️Drugs Prescribed. Most chains don’t involve a licensed psychiatrist or psychologist(preferably both), who actually specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of such illnesses, diseases and disorders, discussed. You in reality end up having an entire list of ppl, with varying levels of authority, and different opinions and beliefs about a potential issue with the child, who only know through second hand knowledge, or first hand experience in the subject, but not coupled with the education, extensive training(academics), and clinical research to truly recognize what they are looking at; just a bunch of ppl who want to do something, but only know limitedly, on how to even understand and articulate the problem, if there’s even a problem present. And what’s worse, they end up looking for a problem to fulfill their need or urge, to “fix” something they though needed fixing in the child/teen.
The best thing I ever did for my anxiety was work out
I grew up in an abusive household and my father took his own life in front of me when I was fifteen. I was messed up for a long time and was made to go to therapy and take medication. Once I became an adult I no longer wanted to take medicine or go to therapy. I simply started exercising on a regular basis, eating healthy and keeping my house clean and organized. That’s it. Doing those things completely changed my way of thinking. I’m a happy healthy adult. I do still get triggered from my past from time to time. But I just keep focusing on staying on track of my goals no matter how simple and it keeps me grounded.