Or that patients are having to pay more attention to how they move because of organic pathology affecting movement, and that because, among other possible reasons, it also involves pain the emotional centre is also activated.
Very much appreciating your input here, @hibiscuswahine
It is important that we don't write off all of psychiatry/psychology on the basis of our experience with them.
From my experience the vast majority of ME patients are not anti-psych in any way. But we are very firmly anti-substandard...
Indeed. There is an important distinction between a disease process being in place and active, and it reaching the level of sufficient harm or consequences where the symptoms become expressed at a clinical level.
I have osteoarthritis, currently with a moderate level of symptom expression...
Translation: 'It is not our fault the rest of you are idiots.'
The real problem is that we understood all too clearly, through hard earned lessons, what they meant by CBT & GET, and the consequences of it.
In which case they are not 'functional' in any meaningful sense of the word as originally used in 'functional disorders', and it should be dropped, along with all the assumptions and inferences associated with it.
If there is explanatory organic pathology, there is no 'functional'.
Very good. :thumbup:
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Serfaty et al [2019] add ‘our results suggest that resources for a relatively costly therapy such as IAPT-delivered CBT should not be considered as a first-line treatment for depression in advanced cancer. Indeed, these findings raise important questions about the...
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