ephemerella wrote:
Flismflop wrote:
Pharmaceuticals are the livelyhood of psychiatrists. There's nothing more frustrating to a psychiatrist than to hear that the medicine has no beneficial effect on you. They don't know how to help aspies or autists.
Psychiatrists are not required to have learned any psychology.

They can help and many of their drugs have important benefits under some conditions. But some doctors believe in these drugs in the way witchdoctors believe in their fetishes.
Some prescribe anti-psychotic drugs to people on the autistic spectrum. That's immoral - not helpful at all. Most are not concerned with helping patients learn how to cope with problems. They're only concerned with having people take drugs .
As I said, psychiatrists are not required to have studied psychology. The annecdotes in this thread are a result of that.
[If] There are no pharmaceuticals designed to treat AS.
[and] Psychiatrists typically refuse to recognize AS.
[Then] Psychiatry's reason for existance is to prescribe pharmaceuticals.
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