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"YOUR WELCOME" with Michael Malice

Abigail Shrier - Episode #300

Feb 28, 2024
Michael Malice invites Abigail Shrier to discuss the harmful trends in therapy for children, focusing on emotional hypochondriasis and the impact of ADHD medication. They highlight the rise of Iatrogenesis in mental health, challenging traditional education methods and overreliance on medication. The conversation explores the risks and benefits of therapy, parental authority in mental health, and the role of journalists in uncovering industry truths.
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  • Excessive mental health diagnoses are causing harm to American children, worsening their mental health concerns.
  • Parents play a crucial role in addressing mental health challenges in children by actively understanding and influencing mental health dynamics.

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Mental Health Diagnosis and Harm

Excessive mental health diagnoses are leading to worsening mental health concerns among children. The shift towards unnecessary therapy is causing more harm than benefit, affecting American children negatively. The focus on mental health without proper consideration of the actual issues is escalating problems rather than resolving them.

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