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I recently watched a film who’s Url I have posted below for anyone’s own viewing & opinion. It was so alarming to me, as I found this film bit to be so incredibly slanted with no middle ground to it. If everyone subscribed to and followed their information, opinions on conclusions on how not to treat mental health diagnoses, without hearing the other side, they could mistakenly deny themselves the ability to function at their level of potential, and even worse, possibly condemning themselves to a life of mental and emotional pain & suffering. They could be denied the ability to enjoy & totally engage in life by truly feeling safe in dealing with their mental health concerns by at least exploring some of the possible ways to help  minimize, or possibly alleviate their severest of symptoms; especially the use of psychotropic medications since there is so much out there that profiles it ALL as being bad, dangerous, unnecessary, and strictly serving the manufacturer’s [...]

  Some people may become dependent on counseling to fill a void they may be experiencing. Hopefully counseling will serve to help the client learn how to uncover where that void is coming from and how to start to fill it up themselves. The Counselor can be an important part of this process, but the Counselor him/herself will never serve to actually fill the void themselves. This dependence can occur from the general nature of the counseling relationship where the Counselor may be seen as the "Therapist" that is all knowing and the client, as they form a therapeutic relationship with the Counselor and begins to trust and bond with him/her and feel safe in disclosing to them, may come to believe that they need the Counselor to be available to confirm every decision they make & to continually validate them. However that is not the role of the Counselor. A Clinical Counselor's role is to help strengthen the client's own abilities and confidence so they may function more independently [...]