Firstly I wouldn't trust the psychriatic field with any child. Much just want to drug any child they can for a nice fat medical check. It's also possible he is dealing with his parents break up. I would recommend therapy but I got therapy for my parents break up and all she did was read us sad stories and try to make us cry. So I guess maybe ask the child how they feel about it and try not to be judgemental.
I’m not really judging the kid. We all have some kind of mental illness. Me personally, I have depression and anxiety and I see that medication does level me out. It doesn’t zombify me or make me act any different. And others can certainly tell when I’m not taking my meds.
Just because you need medication doesn't mean the child does. This seems to be a mistake people will sometimes make. Everyone has their own needs and one must tailor every approach. It's sort of like being a doctor at a hospital. You can't assume that the meds you gave an asthmatic will do anything for that diabetic.
I hate my boyfriends son and I think he has a mental illness
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Firstly I wouldn't trust the psychriatic field with any child. Much just want to drug any child they can for a nice fat medical check. It's also possible he is dealing with his parents break up. I would recommend therapy but I got therapy for my parents break up and all she did was read us sad stories and try to make us cry. So I guess maybe ask the child how they feel about it and try not to be judgemental.
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I’m not really judging the kid. We all have some kind of mental illness. Me personally, I have depression and anxiety and I see that medication does level me out. It doesn’t zombify me or make me act any different. And others can certainly tell when I’m not taking my meds.
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"We all have some kind of mental illness"??? Really?
Just because you need medication doesn't mean the child does. This seems to be a mistake people will sometimes make. Everyone has their own needs and one must tailor every approach. It's sort of like being a doctor at a hospital. You can't assume that the meds you gave an asthmatic will do anything for that diabetic.