Y'all are a bunch of mentally ill retards lets get one thing clear lol, youre funny to talk to like visiting a freakshow circus but I'll never take any of your input as reputable
I trust the opinions of certified professionals, with degrees and licenses. TC for example has a degree in psychology.
the rest of you though? Lol come on now
I too have had some mental issues in the past, but my last Licensed therapist with a Masters degree in his field (not TC, a currently practicing therapist irl) visit we came to the conclusion I had worked through enough symptoms that I had no diagnosible mental disorder anymore. So that's where I'm at right now and I'm also in general pretty happy and content and peaceful and positive so not looking to change too much :)
Y'all are a bunch of mentally ill retards lets get one thing clear lol, youre funny to talk to like visiting a freakshow circus but I'll never take any of your input as reputable
As I'd been saying before, this is somewhere between a Circus and a Petting Zoo, but somewhere along the way we each thought ourselves to be patrons instead of members of said circus of freaks.
I trust the opinions of certified professionals, with degrees and licenses. TC for example has a degree in psychology.
A degree just means I spent more time studying the material. I am still prone to flaws and biases all the same.
Y'all are a bunch of mentally ill retards lets get one thing clear lol, youre funny to talk to like visiting a freakshow circus but I'll never take any of your input as reputable
As I'd been saying before, this is somewhere between a Circus and a Petting Zoo, but somewhere along the way we each thought ourselves to be patrons instead of members of said circus of freaks.
I trust the opinions of certified professionals, with degrees and licenses. TC for example has a degree in psychology.
A degree just means I spent more time studying the material. I am still prone to flaws and biases all the same.
I know, and I dont trust you blindly lol. but what you say actually holds weight and has encouraged me to change for the better
i dont take seriously anyone else on the forum though im not going to pretend I do and im sick of tryptamine being like "I'm a mentally ill retard and other mentally ill retards agree with me on this so it must be true" xddddddd like......no. NO lol. NOOOOOOO lololol its just too stupid for words. incredibly low iq argument especially when you look at who its coming from that is trying to judge you/give advice
its an autistic no life alcoholic who doesn't have teeth and bums money off of others and lives with his grandparents unemployed.............so like........what valuable input could he or anyone who would agree with that possibly have? Also he is miserable, it comes across in everything he types consistently, whereas im happy and fun and positive
Also to clear this up since I did a little chat scrolling:
15:43 aubrieta: Ya but he knows psychology and has a masters in it
It's actually a Bachelors degree as part of a double major, I haven't done the full eight years. This gives me the option of being a councilor for instance or someone who works in the lab, but I am not at the top of the field and able to publish important articles or anything like that.
The only thing stopping me other than myself for going back for another four years is a lack of lab credits.
As for if people with mental illness can work in the field, they actually can if either their history has been successfully managed or they otherwise have no history of being hospitalized. The presence of a disorder is not something that has to be discussed with the workplace if it's not on record as an occupational hazard, and it gets less in the way than you'd think.
There's actually tons of people with disorders that work in the field, many who went into it for the very sake of figuring themselves out or from the push of that being their life context pre-18, or even over a sibling or parent having a worse expression of the disorder inspiring said person to try to "find answers".
Elyn Saks, writer of The Center Cannot Hold, was somewhat of an inspiration for me once I felt like it'd never work out, and even before her I'd mostly figured it "wouldn't work out" over the disorder itself as opposed to the presence of disorders in the field. Even my favorite professor who taught both Abnormal Psychology and Psychology of Addiction himself clearly had some demons of his own he was fending off.
