Chris Hart, thank you very much for all the videos included in your channel! They are amazingly helpful for anyone who works in mental health field! I think university tutors should be recommending your channel to their students. I find them as great addition to my education.
If you have severe, persistent mental illness, it's imparritive to take your meds. I've learned my lesson the hard way 5 years ago All you have to do like I did is be completely honest with your Dr. and other care providers in what's really going on with you and they will give u meds that works right for you. It may take a few weeks to reap the full benifits but it's worth it. I've been religiously taking my meds for years and I'm doing alot better. My Dr. had me take a swab test to check my d.n.a. to see what works best for me and it has made a great difference for the better. Word for the wise... NEVER STOP TAKING YOUR MEDS !!!!!
How to verbally corner, gaslight, and entrap your victims into a ruined life of drugged strupor, and still come off looking like an empathetic caregiver.... 1. Pretending to care... 2. making believe that your agenda is the same as victim's , your so-called patient, and not making sure they remain drugged , which is your only real goal When the patient tells you how they feel, a good gaslight is to confound them by immediately asking "how does that feel?" Or by playing sympathy "i bet that feels bad"
