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]]> By: Eltee http://drogothesaint.wordpress.com/2007/03/24/therapy/#comment-6 Eltee Wed, 28 Mar 2007 18:26:34 +0000 http://drogothesaint.wordpress.com/2007/03/24/therapy/#comment-6 The trouble with depersonalisation is that the cause is not known. I suppose this goes for many mental illnesses but currently there is very little doubt in the medical and scientific world that schizophrenia, for example, is a brain disorder. Depersonalisation sits uncomfortably on the edge - is it a disordered mind and hence in need of psychoanalysis (God forbid) or another brain disorder, needing pills. Maybe both are needed. And if it is a brain disorder it may be that CBT which changes how one thinks can make organic changes to the brain. It is indeed wise to hold out for decent therapists - there are some pretty bad ones about and they don't seem to have to be accountable for what they do to people. It can be far more damaging than a course of prozac or quetiapine or clopixol etc. I am very much enjoying your blog! The trouble with depersonalisation is that the cause is not known. I suppose this goes for many mental illnesses but currently there is very little doubt in the medical and scientific world that schizophrenia, for example, is a brain disorder. Depersonalisation sits uncomfortably on the edge – is it a disordered mind and hence in need of psychoanalysis (God forbid) or another brain disorder, needing pills. Maybe both are needed. And if it is a brain disorder it may be that CBT which changes how one thinks can make organic changes to the brain.
It is indeed wise to hold out for decent therapists – there are some pretty bad ones about and they don’t seem to have to be accountable for what they do to people. It can be far more damaging than a course of prozac or quetiapine or clopixol etc.
I am very much enjoying your blog!

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