Video: "Understanding and managing CFS in an interpersonal context" (Alison Wearden, psychologist)

[Hell...Hath...No...Fury..]

True you can't but the psycho BS seems to be gathering pace worldwide with the help of the media. They are going to keep repeating their crap until its accepted.

I was going to say until they're prooved wrong but that makes no difference either

Here's hoping Dr. Shepherd and ME Association have some luck with their CBT report

 

[Sean]

They are looking at creating interventions for careers and significant others. In other words, CBT on people supporting CFS patients.

I find this concept quite sinister.

Could just imagine them all sitting round a table pondering. 'How can we make them suffer a bit more... Oh i've got it. We'll infiltrate the remaining few people they have left in the world they can trust (for those who still have it) and we'll take that away from them too. Stripping them of all hindrances to their much needed re-programming.'

Very dangerous stuff, that must be confronted.

 

[worldbackwards]

Yeah, but you'd be looking for them to get consent from people who aren't even ill. They can't get consent from people who are ill.

Mental health services are badly overstretched as it is, the idea that they would be able to cough up for CBT for a bunch of people who aren't actually sick when there's already an 18 month plus waiting list and, in the opinion of Professor White et al, not enough treatments at the end of that already, it's laughable. Like I said, it's desperate stuff: people disagree with us so we must stop anyone from having their own opinions.

Show me the money and then I'll be worried. Until then, I'll view it as the dying fart of a rotting corpse.

 

[Hell...Hath...No...Fury..]

Yeah, but you'd be looking for them to get consent from people who aren't even ill. They can't get consent from people who are ill.

I could imagine them trying it on parents of children with ME, who are afraid of having them took off them if they didn't comply.

Show me the money and then I'll be worried. Until then, I'll view it as the dying fart of a rotting corpse.

Omg, nearly wet myself

 

[Sean]

Show me the money and then I'll be worried. Until then, I'll view it as the dying fart of a rotting corpse.

 

[Wildcat]

The public don't know how many hundreds of millions£ have been squandered on psyche based cfs fatigue studies. They just know what our media tell them.

 

[Wildcat]

There is no sign of the cbt for 'cfs' research funding pot of gold drying up. There is no sign of reluctance to continue to fund psyche based cfs fatigue studies and calling them ME studies.

 

[msf]

How about 'understanding morons in an interpersonal context?'

 

[Wildcat]

The Phoenix thread about Alison Weardons Fine trial. On page 7 of the published report on Fine we find the 'The bastards who dont want to get better' quote and its context.

http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/we-are-b-ards-who-dont-want-to-get-better.13910/


Alison Weardon and her dangerous beliefs and techniques should not be let anywhere near ME sufferers. But she continues to be funded.

 

[Wildcat]

Links about Alison Weardon'sFINE trial
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&r...I-MYIFexJiFKIbrTn31X1gA&bvm=bv.96782255,d.bGg


Sorry about the long link, hope it works. I am very restricted as i find using a tablet very exhausting and demanding and restricting