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This is about clinicians who are getting paid to deal with the person though. They should expect to have their efforts to "help" be sabotaged for seemingly no
by nonbel 8y ago
This is about clinicians who are getting paid to deal with the person though.
They should expect to have their efforts to "help" be sabotaged for seemingly no reason, be betrayed as a means to get self esteem, constant testing of boundaries, etc. Then they should make the decision of whether to take the project before ever needing to interact with the person.
- bdamm 8y agoWhat country are we talking about here?
- nonbel 8y agoAny country, I would think. You know a country where psychiatrists and other doctors work without getting paid somehow?
- DoreenMichele 8y agoThe US military provides free care of this sort to members and their dependents. They get paid a salary by the government, but don't charge the patients for care per se. I'm quite confident that's part of why therapy did me so much good. He wasn't going to make less money by actually being effective.
- nonbel 8y agoThe point, as far as my post was concerned, is that the doctor is getting paid. Not who is paying them.
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- bdamm 8y agoWell, there's a lot of situations in the US where the need for the doctor to be paid becomes a blockade to getting care, particularly for those in need of mental health.
- nonbel 8y agoJust because healthcare and money are mentioned in the same paragraph doesn't mean the discussion is about public vs private healthcare. Its actually pretty disturbing to me that multiple people felt necessary to share their opinion about that here.