Depression is something that can affect anyone, from the poorest to the richest, the failures to the most successful, the unemployed to the hardest workers.

I have a pretty good career, a reasonable amount of money, a loving family and friends. Yet, when my depression kicks in, it can hit extremely hard.

I have been suicidal and have, on more than one occasion, come VERY close to ending it.

(February 24, 2018 at 9:39 pm)A Theist Wrote:

(February 24, 2018 at 9:12 pm)Tizheruk Wrote: Im counsellor and have degree in clinical psychology dickwad it's in my fucking forum profile.  

I already met your mom . She was telling about all times she dropped you on your head as a baby  . Guess the stories were true .

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And inevitably  attack my spelling and grammar (predictable ) 

English is no my written language. Inuktitut and French is .

Well, I guess if you couldn't make it as a real Psychiatrist I guess a degree in psychology could be kind of a pretend thing. Although I think you need to see a clinical psychologist yourself. Your patients need a refund.

More ignorace ? You know what is the difference between a Psychiatrist and a psychologyst ? The first can prescribe pills , that is all.
If you are reffering too research , it's irrelevant the only one that is different is the neuroscientist wich researches the biollogy of our behavior( the simples explenation).
Btw , you should have respect for all those who try helping people.

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My only criticism for those in the domain is that they don't work more on prevention leaving to much room for pseudo-psychologists who bias the people with pop psychology.

He was just trying to provoke me . That's his sad schick because he has nothing else . But i can match him blow for blow .

(February 25, 2018 at 1:15 pm)The Valkyrie Wrote: Depression is something that can affect anyone, from the poorest to the richest, the failures to the most successful, the unemployed to the hardest workers.

I have a pretty good career, a reasonable amount of money, a loving family and friends.  Yet, when my depression kicks in, it can hit extremely hard.

I have been suicidal and have, on more than one occasion, come VERY close to ending it.

#me2

I seriously doubt the pull-oneself-up-by-the-bootstraps crowd has the first clue how the mind and will can be paralyzed by depression and other mental illness. Judging by comments in this thread, they don't care to.

(February 25, 2018 at 3:30 pm)Tizheruk Wrote: He was just trying to provoke me . That's his sad schick because he has nothing else . But i can match him blow for blow .

I personally think your written English skills are fine. If it's not your native language, kudos to you for using it here.

(February 25, 2018 at 3:55 pm)Joods Wrote:

(February 25, 2018 at 3:30 pm)Tizheruk Wrote: He was just trying to provoke me . That's his sad schick because he has nothing else . But i can match him blow for blow .

I personally think your written English skills are fine. If it's not your native language, kudos to you for using it here.

Thank you 

I take my hat off to anyone who can communicate at all in a language not their own, let alone do it so well. It's something I wouldn't be able to do, I think.

Honestly, I knew Tiz was from Canada, but I didn't realize English wasn't his native language. Shame on me to always assume our friends from the north are all English speaking. I mean, I know in Quebec it's mainly French, but for some reason, I just don't associate any of our friends here, with coming from any of the French speaking Providences.

Well, I like learning new things.

There are also native languages, which I suspect is the case here.

(February 25, 2018 at 4:38 pm)Joods Wrote: Honestly, I knew Tiz was from Canada, but I didn't realize English wasn't his native language. Shame on me to always assume our friends from the north are all English speaking. I mean, I know in Quebec it's mainly French, but for some reason, I just don't associate any of our friends here, with coming from any of the French speaking Providences.

Well, I like learning new things.

French is my second language because my father was a french speaker (didn't know a word of english) 

Inuktitut is the language spoken at home . And it's totally alien to english. Punctuation especially. For example 

English- "Bloody agnostics, always fence sitting!"

Inuktitut- "Bᓪoody ᐊᒡᓐoᔅᑎcᔅ ᐊᓪwᐊyᔅ feᓐce ᓯᑦᑎᖕ!"

Hell we had to add latin letters and symbols to make it so moderately knowledgeable non inuit could even read it .

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Further there is the fact that a symbol can mean a whole word or a sound 

ᕉ-ruu 
ᓲ-suu
ᒫ-maa
ᑳ-kaa
ᖐ-ngii
ᖒ-nguu
ᕃ-Rai

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