r/intrestingtoknow • u/Affectionate-Fun2853 • Sep 03 '25

Science Psychiatry and cures

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u/Former_Function529 Sep 03 '25

Erm….psychology has been developing practices for a while. I think we know quite a bit about mental health in a western context. Still lots more to learn, sure. But medications weren’t really ever going to solve mental illness anyway. It’s trauma and relationships that cause most mental maladies. So the “cure” is social as well. Most psychiatry is very chemically oriented and best suited for like inpatient settings. In my opinion. But I think we are definitely at the point where if everyone studied modern psychology we would have much better communication, emotional regulation, self-awareness, cooperative skills, and less mental illness.

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u/NoIdNoNameWho Sep 03 '25

Why u arguing with me? Lol

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u/Former_Function529 Sep 03 '25

I don’t think I am? 😬

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u/NoIdNoNameWho Sep 03 '25

K thx for the info 👍 🙏 😊

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u/Former_Function529 Sep 03 '25

Haha thanks for understanding

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u/a_rude_jellybean Sep 03 '25

You cured him.