
There are many “disorders” for which psychiatrists prescribe psychiatric medication. But the “science” behind this is often questionable, if not flawed. What if we “turn the tables” and consider the “logic disorder” of psychiatry? In this message, respected researchers in psychiatry are quoted or referred to, revealing the flawed or faulty logic all too prevalent in psychiatric research and dialogue. It would seem that historically, psychiatry went through an Identity Disorder or at least a crisis and then an anxiety disorder in terms of its place in the world in contrast to therapists and counsellors. The “loss of the soul” and the rise of scientism have all played a role. All of this impacts the life and health of people on psychiatric medication. There are psychiatrists who truly want to help people, are caring, and when psychiatric drugs help people, let’s be thankful. However, this message is about the “industry as a whole” and the prevalence of psychopharmacology. A more detailed analysis can be found in Dr Mulitze’s book, “Pills for the Soul?” This message is an excerpt from a seminar.