Why did the mental health experts change the clinical diagnosis from manic/depressive to bi-polar? A wacked out human, cycling between extreme highs and lows by any other name is still a wacked out human. Treatment success rate didn’t get any better with the name change.
The problem with any so called mental disorder is that naming it doesn’t help. In fact, other than providing a starting place for strengthening purposes, a diagnosis only hinders.
So, one of the first of orders of business with any mental, spiritual and or physical reaction that a person is having to his life is to separate the poor bastard from the diagnosis. (poor bastard is non gender specific) In general, if a diagnosis doesn’t immediately make a person better, we need to get rid of the effects of everything attached to that diagnosis on the person and all who are privy to it.
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