Mental Healthcare

As it has been established I am not Superman I shall continue my statements. Due to misunderstanding of the sentences and possible interest in learning English sentence construction I provide a website for assistance here, "http://www.learnenglish.de...; Otherwise perhaps it is vocabulary assistance needed so check here, "http://dictionary.reference.com...; My logic concerning diabetes as a result of psychiatric medications stands strong. It is a responsibility to cite individual specific sources. I cannot find the information. There is abundant information on proper citation and I am sure a local teacher could provide assistance. As I have previously heard of Scientology, although only negative aspects, I am interested in learning about it. I have tremendous respect for all religions but only believe in science; I am a non-theist. The character limit set was the maximum. I very much respect rules however believe in the end that content is most important. My opinions of medication are known but the point is misunderstood. The act of imprisoning patients causes an anxiety disorder. Although before incarceration a patient would not have an anxiety disorder he would succumb to one in a hospital. The patient would be further misdiagnosed. English, although not most used, is most abundant around the world. There are often many English courses available in schools with open seats. Google first comes up with, "Typical Woman Syndrome," "Tivoli Workload Schedule," and the "The Wildlife Society." TWS is not a common acronym. The 1st is very sexist and of no meaning while the 2nd and 3rd too simply have no meaning. It is important to speak in a manner which is of understanding to the receiving party. For example very common acronyms and proper English. I understand the fact that formal permanent diagnoses is very stupid. As I've said any diagnoses is unhelpful to the patient. These days, support for patients includes: arts and crafts, karaoke, dancing, group talk, and other relaxation techniques. These activities may be enjoyable but do not fix the source problem. Psychiatrists and Psychologists routinely schedule appointments with patients simply for discussion of any topics of interest to the patient. When referring to physicians I describe mental healthcare specialists. "There are no objective tests in psychiatry-no X-ray, laboratory, or exam finding that says definitively that someone does or does not have a mental disorder," was stated by Allen Frances, Psychiatrist and former DSM-IV Task Force Chairman. All diagnoses are matters of opinion. A history of the psychiatric field includes gashing holes in skulls, praying away supernatural evil demons, chaining patients to walls with almost no ability to feed themselves while sitting in their own feces, putting them on display for sale, and beatings. (http://www.studentpulse.com...) More recently lobotomies were a common treatment. I have tremendous respect for the famous Kennedy family however in 1941 at age 23, John F. Kennedy"s sister, considered unstable by the family, underwent a prefrontal lobotomy leaving her incapacitated for life. (http://listverse.com...) The field currently provides electroconvulsive therapy and hypnosis. ECT is the process if sending high voltages of electricity into the frontal brain often inducing seizures. Hypnosis is, "the induction of a state of consciousness in which a person apparently loses the power of voluntary action and is highly responsive to suggestion or direction." (https://www.google.com...) Every treatment is beneficial to those involved and highly detrimental to the patient. Mental health, as all things, is a direct result of real life occurrences. Many circumstances such as abuse effect mental health. Mentally ill patients should not be left to suffer unavoidable circumstances and be given the opportunity, very often with pressure from abusers, to ingest poison. It is very understanding that a person abused by his family and community would listen to these persons and follow suggestion. What I propose is direct intervention to solve problems. I know a change will take time. I understand mental health care is a major field. Many people"s lives depend upon it. These people can be given new opportunities. As new solutions would be in place there would be no detriment to society caused by mentally ill citizens. If a wife does not understand why her husband cheats on her, parents abuse their child, students bully their classmate, should the unable victim be prescribed, like a drug addict, medications or should he be guided on what action to take and given assistance? I know a child who was abused by his upper middle class parents his entire life. He was not permitted to learn to write nor make friends. The abuse was so bad his health failed and he could not survive on his own. His parents forced him to see a psychiatrist and take medicine. In a hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, I was witness to his major withdrawals from an incorrectly prescribed muscle relaxant. Death was a likely possibility to the patient. The patient"s parents stated they had medical power of attorney and prevented the doctors from treating him. At this point through the fog and chemicals in his mind the patient exclaimed his parents were trying to murder him. The parents brought in a psychiatrist who declared the patient was having a psychotic episode. He was court ordered to take antipsychotics for a year. He is now still very ridden with physical health problems and is living in a homeless shelter. Is his treatment correct or should he be given better options? You decide.