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Re: Have our brains been permanently damaged?

Posted by SLS on September 17, 2010, at 18:07:31

In reply to Re: Have our brains been permanently damaged?, posted by violette on September 17, 2010, at 11:33:51

> but medications, while can increase functioning or enable people to live, put a band-aid on the problems.

For me, it is psychotherapy that has been the band-aid that has helped me cope with bipolar depression in the interim while I continue to seaerch for a biological treatment to remediate a brain disorder. I also like the idea that psychotherapy can help reduce the "depressive pressure" of psychosocial stress that can serve to trigger a new episode, increase chronicity, induce treatment resistance, or cause medication breakthrough.


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