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Psychiatric Slavery by Thomas Szasz

24 February 2017 adminMental Illness

By Thomas Szasz

During this brief paintings, Dr. Szasz takes goal at traditional psychiatry, and on the attendent method of courts, hospitals, and psychiatrists who confine sufferers opposed to their will. the focus is a preferrred court docket case regarding a guy forcibly devoted to a Florida asylum for 14 years. In refuting the commonly held concept that the Donaldson case represents an development within the rights of psychological sufferers, Dr. Szasz has positioned the yankee criminal institutions on trial.

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C: I’m not sure what you mean. T: Well, how do you think you would have done on exams if you didn’t have any anxiety? C: I always got so anxious that I couldn’t concentrate when taking my exams. I’d get so overwhelmed that I would blank out. So, I think I would have done better in school had I not been so anxious. T: It sounds like you did experience anxiety that was so high that it disrupted your performance. But I’m not asking you to think about how you would have done if you had been less anxious; I am asking you to 50 consider how you would have done if you didn’t experience any anxiety whatsoever.

That is, the client is helped to understand that he she is not the only person experiencing these problems. This intervention targets exaggerated beliefs of abnormality and associated existential anxiety. ■ Worry and anxiety are universally experienced and often serve adaptive functions. Other factors are important in the development of a disorder. Hence, the notion that all anxiety is abnormal and maladaptive is targeted. In addition, this treatment is not designed to remove any and all anxiety.

The majority of cognitive restructuring focuses on perceiving the world to be a safer place than is currently estimated by the chronic worrier. Therefore, it is safe to let go of excessive worry because, by doing so, the individual is not in reality placing himself or herself at greater risk for negative events. . The state of anxiety is differentiated from fear or panic, both theoretically and with respect to their three-response-mode pres- 34 entation (cognitive, physiological, and behavioral).

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