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I don’t understand this "severe mental illness" thing. If someone develops anxiety after being assaulted, it makes sense. If someone becomes depressed after a loss, it makes sense. If someone develops an extreme need for control after growing up in chaos, we look for connections. But then we come... to the experiences in the West labelled “psychotic”. Hearing voices. Feeling persecuted. Developing “bizarre beliefs.” Losing touch with reality. And suddenly, the curiosity stops. Instead of trying to understand these experiences in context, we explain them as illness. As a psychologist, I have the privilege of being invited into the experiences and lives of many of these people. And I honestly cannot think of a single time when their experiences did not make sense once we explored them together in light of their life story, their trauma, their diet, and their life situation. When you take the time to understand someone’s story, it stops being mysterious. Dr John Readshow more

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