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I feel it's more complicated than that. The problem seems to be more that psychiatric medication is being prescribed without therapy being prescribed as well. I
by Sanddancer 10y ago
I feel it's more complicated than that. The problem seems to be more that psychiatric medication is being prescribed without therapy being prescribed as well. I don't feel I could be able to discuss the things I do in therapy without the psychiatric medications I'm on helping with the healing process -- blocking adrenal response due to social anxiety is one example. While I try to gain the confidence needed to socialize at all, having a medication to help me not run and hide is definitely a good thing.
Regarding your last statement, sometimes you do fix a CPU with a butane torch. There are techs that use butane solder irons so they don't have to worry about cords getting in the way while repairing bad solder joints. Sometimes there really is a mechanical problem, and not just a logic error.
- cannonpr 10y agoI have some experience with therapy under medication for exactly the same reasons you describe, and it was the right choice for me at the time, so I agree, sometimes they buy you time and space to do the work. I also have fixed solder joints/BGA's via last ditch attempts such as the towel technique for xbox 360, and a few variations for certain Nvidia chipsets in certain cough cough apple crap. So I did choose the example for a reason, however, I eventually bought a soldering oven and a desoldering hot air gun lol.