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Originally Posted by faerie_moon_x
I know mental health workers are not compassionate. I know they think just like the rest of the population that it's more like taking care of monkies in a zoo rather than people. Also there are a lot of healthcare people in general who are not compassionate. I always wonder "how in the hell did you decide to go into this career if you hate people so much???"
But, I think there are those that when you find them are awesome.
My experience with mental health workers is limited. All the Ts I've had were "happy puppy rainbow" type. I needed serious help and they didn't do anything about it. My psychologist when I got diagnosed was really good. She's the one that retired.  But shew as an older, no nonsense lady. I hope to find someone else like her someday.... |
I actually read this book I think it was called what doctors feel...it was like they all start out compassionate and their training actually causes them to lose that---they actually said the ones that retain the most compassion tend to go into psych etc----for me in regular medical care its always the nurses that are stellar and the docs give you five minutes---they may not care but they will try to fix your problem---that's why I'm confused with the pnurses being so bad while I pretty much expect minimal care from the pdocs.