We know it happens; yet when we see it, we're in shock. And
when we experience it, we're numb. How can a family member,
who once claimed to cherish you, plot to back you into a
fabricated psychiatric label and sentence of craziness?
That is the question that dumbfounds anyone who walks in
these shoes. Sadly, most victims of "crazy-making" don't
realize they are walking this path until the psychiatric
doors are locked...until the psychotropic drugs are
administered...until their lives are changed, dramatically
and indefinitely.
Would you know if you are a victim of the psychological
abuse of "crazy-making" by your own family member/s?
How Do You Know if Crazy-Making Strategies Are in Play?
1) Your "loved one" encourages you to see a counselor with
them or see a counselor of their choosing. They say you
need help or your relationship with them needs help, and
they want to assist in your getting the help they want you
to have. Yet, you have no symptoms for which you know to
warrant such an intervention.
2) Your "loved one" or the counselor chosen by, or
consulted with, your loved one encourages you to self-admit
yourself for a psychiatric evaluation in the absence of
symptoms that disturb you. Your voluntary admission into a
psychiatric evaluation is much like you taking the weapon
they seek to use to compromise you and your liberties, aim
it at yourself and pull the trigger.
This protects those involved in the crazy-making maneuver
from any liability of falsely utilizing the system to have
you committed. It's much like talking you into your own
suicide, after which there is no murder, no murderers...no
one to blame but you.
3) Your compliance with your own psychiatric admission
becomes the condition for you to maintain rights that are
being denied or being threatened to be denied. If you
resist your voluntary admission into the sought-after
psychiatric evaluation, then the thing you fear losing
becomes the "carrot" to manipulate you to re-consider. This
reconsideration re-invites you, manipulates you, to
cooperate in your voluntary psychological evaluation and
ultimate crazy-making maneuver.
Sounds crazy? You bet, it's crazy. And sadly, this happens
more often than most mental health professionals care to
admit.
If you find yourself confronted with another person's
campaign to make you "crazy," certifiably so, take a hard
and honest look at what's in store, before you become
another victim of this form of psychological abuse.
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For more information about family abuse and crazy making,
see Crazy Making Legal-Psychiatric Abuse: Signs and
Prevention. Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D. helps people recognize,
end and heal from family abuse at home and through the
legal and health care system. Copyright 2009 Jeanne King,
Ph.D.
http://www.PreventAbusiveRelationships.com/crazy_making.php
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