Listening to a professor of psychology from Cambridge U (IIRC) on
Cuomo as they discuss the tragic case of a 12 year old girl who
stabbed and killed her 9 year old brother while being on (or off)
treatment for ADHD.
They psychologist...in defending the use of medication as beneficial
and even necessary to treat systems such as "not paying attention in
class" said that, "20% of all children meet the clinical standards
for having ADHD and/or depression".
Therefore, the problem is not that some children are being
overmedicated with drugs with potentially dangerous side effects, the
problem is that not enough kids are receiving necessary treatment.
I'm sorry, but I can't accept that 1 in 5 of every child is mentally
ill. I have to question the standards for illness in that regard.
On 6/3/23 9:31 AM, ScottW wrote:
Listening to a professor of psychology from Cambridge U (IIRC) on
Cuomo as they discuss the tragic case of a 12 year old girl who
stabbed and killed her 9 year old brother while being on (or off) treatment for ADHD.
They psychologist...in defending the use of medication as beneficial
and even necessary to treat systems such as "not paying attention in class" said that, "20% of all children meet the clinical standards
for having ADHD and/or depression".
Therefore, the problem is not that some children are beingThe comments were in the context of a girl who went off her meds.
overmedicated with drugs with potentially dangerous side effects, the problem is that not enough kids are receiving necessary treatment.
The
clips I found didn't include your quote.
I'm sorry, but I can't accept that 1 in 5 of every child is mentallyYou would have accepted this without question if you could blame
ill. I have to question the standards for illness in that regard.
lockdowns,
On Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 8:41:35 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:
On 6/3/23 9:31 AM, ScottW wrote:
Listening to a professor of psychology from Cambridge U (IIRC) onThe comments were in the context of a girl who went off her meds.
Cuomo as they discuss the tragic case of a 12 year old girl who
stabbed and killed her 9 year old brother while being on (or off)
treatment for ADHD.
They psychologist...in defending the use of medication as beneficial
and even necessary to treat systems such as "not paying attention in
class" said that, "20% of all children meet the clinical standards
for having ADHD and/or depression".
Therefore, the problem is not that some children are being
overmedicated with drugs with potentially dangerous side effects, the
problem is that not enough kids are receiving necessary treatment.
With doctor approval though a question was raised later if the meds (they never
specified) had some withdrawal like symptoms.
The clips I found didn't include your quote.
Can't say it was a quote but the context and meaning are accurately conveyed.
I'm sorry, but I can't accept that 1 in 5 of every child is mentallyYou would have accepted this without question if you could blame
ill. I have to question the standards for illness in that regard.
lockdowns,
BS...that's just a lame dodge claiming some mind reading ability.
On 6/3/23 9:47 PM, ScottW wrote:
On Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 8:41:35 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:
On 6/3/23 9:31 AM, ScottW wrote:
Listening to a professor of psychology from Cambridge U (IIRC) onThe comments were in the context of a girl who went off her meds.
Cuomo as they discuss the tragic case of a 12 year old girl who
stabbed and killed her 9 year old brother while being on (or off)
treatment for ADHD.
They psychologist...in defending the use of medication as beneficial
and even necessary to treat systems such as "not paying attention in
class" said that, "20% of all children meet the clinical standards
for having ADHD and/or depression".
Therefore, the problem is not that some children are being
overmedicated with drugs with potentially dangerous side effects, the >>> problem is that not enough kids are receiving necessary treatment.
With doctor approval though a question was raised later if the meds (they neverThe drug was specified: Intuniv, "a non-stimulant treatment for ADHD."
specified) had some withdrawal like symptoms.
Look at 1:50 into the expert's segment.
The clips I found didn't include your quote.
Can't say it was a quote but the context and meaning are accurately conveyed.Except if it's not 1-in-5, what is it? 1-in-10 seems quite believable...
CDC says 1-in-6.
What does that say about our "healthy" society that 1 in 10 of our children are mentally ill and need treatment?
What does that say about our "healthy" society that 1 in 10 of our children are mentally ill and need treatment?That's been a constant for a long time, children and adults.
On Sunday, June 4, 2023 at 12:34:30 PM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:
On 6/3/23 9:47 PM, ScottW wrote:
On Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 8:41:35 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:The drug was specified: Intuniv, "a non-stimulant treatment for
On 6/3/23 9:31 AM, ScottW wrote:
Listening to a professor of psychology from Cambridge UThe comments were in the context of a girl who went off her
(IIRC) on Cuomo as they discuss the tragic case of a 12 year
old girl who stabbed and killed her 9 year old brother while
being on (or off) treatment for ADHD.
They psychologist...in defending the use of medication as
beneficial and even necessary to treat systems such as "not
paying attention in class" said that, "20% of all children
meet the clinical standards for having ADHD and/or
depression".
Therefore, the problem is not that some children are being
overmedicated with drugs with potentially dangerous side
effects, the problem is that not enough kids are receiving
necessary treatment.
meds.
With doctor approval though a question was raised later if the
meds (they never specified) had some withdrawal like symptoms.
ADHD." Look at 1:50 into the expert's segment.
It's irrelevant to my point.
Except if it's not 1-in-5, what is it? 1-in-10 seems quiteThe clips I found didn't include your quote.
Can't say it was a quote but the context and meaning are
accurately conveyed.
believable... CDC says 1-in-6.
What does that say about our "healthy" society that 1 in 10 of our
children are mentally ill and need treatment?
It's BS. Kids simply don't always and really even rarely behave the
way you want them to. Doesn't make them sick.
On 6/4/23 4:18 PM, ScottW wrote:
On Sunday, June 4, 2023 at 12:34:30 PM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:
On 6/3/23 9:47 PM, ScottW wrote:
On Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 8:41:35 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:The drug was specified: Intuniv, "a non-stimulant treatment for
On 6/3/23 9:31 AM, ScottW wrote:
Listening to a professor of psychology from Cambridge UThe comments were in the context of a girl who went off her
(IIRC) on Cuomo as they discuss the tragic case of a 12 year
old girl who stabbed and killed her 9 year old brother while
being on (or off) treatment for ADHD.
They psychologist...in defending the use of medication as
beneficial and even necessary to treat systems such as "not
paying attention in class" said that, "20% of all children
meet the clinical standards for having ADHD and/or
depression".
Therefore, the problem is not that some children are being
overmedicated with drugs with potentially dangerous side
effects, the problem is that not enough kids are receiving
necessary treatment.
meds.
With doctor approval though a question was raised later if the
meds (they never specified) had some withdrawal like symptoms.
ADHD." Look at 1:50 into the expert's segment.
It's irrelevant to my point.It's relevant to your ability to accurately report what you heard and
accept correction when a mistake is brought to your attention.
Except if it's not 1-in-5, what is it? 1-in-10 seems quiteThe clips I found didn't include your quote.
Can't say it was a quote but the context and meaning are
accurately conveyed.
believable... CDC says 1-in-6.
What does that say about our "healthy" society that 1 in 10 of our children are mentally ill and need treatment?It's one in six. It says structure needs to be in place to diagnose and treat problems appropriately.
It's BS. Kids simply don't always and really even rarely behave theYou're equating medical diagnoses with "don't behave the way you want."
way you want them to. Doesn't make them sick.
https://www.cdc.gov/childrensmentalhealth/features/school-aged-mental-health-in-communities.html
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