Excellent, bravo! You are doing the thankless and great work. I've shared on my fb years ago (2014-15) a documentary on the origins of psychiatry, and have recommended ACT wherever I can (last time I confusingly declared it Acceptance and Compassion! My Freudian slip, I have to go back and edit it) which I've learned about in 2016. ACT (awesome acronym) is very similar to the ACIM protocols/exercises. Have you read Scott Peck's books, People of the Lie and Road Less Traveled?
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
Thank you for the support :) I really appreciate it. Yes. It's not so fun to do this work. I'd rather avoid and get on with living happily ever after it tbh. But it just seems selfish.
Please be gentle with people who are new to this information? It is very triggering for people. There are SO many people who've been incorrectly "diagnosed". So we should be sensitive to the trauma this leaves people with please. It's horrific.
I will add this to content to dig up and read with gratitude. There is so much of it and it's so surprisingly not discussed. But now the conversation seems to be opening up.
Let's keep our cool and do it smart and consciously because you are right! It's is very important we have it now.
But it can only be done if we are all able to stay calm and hear each other :)