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Hermes
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Take it from ME a patient (and a very spiritual) guy, if you have any mental disorder (depression, anxiety etc) you need to seek help from a professional person not a layperson such as a priest, mufti, rabbi, etc unless he/she has that training and certification. The Church of Scientology is walking on thin ice and they doing a grave disservice to the "dopes" who actually believe them (but mentally challenged people are often susceptible to charlatans and could be gullible due to their illness.)
I hate the medical establishment and I am very open minded (i.e. I have tried an acupuncturist as well) who is a very well trained man and told me that I could be "fixed" with a very severe diet (maybe) but he very conscientious and would never tell me to avoid psychiatry or medication.
I hate the medical establishment and I am very open minded (i.e. I have tried an acupuncturist as well) who is a very well trained man and told me that I could be "fixed" with a very severe diet (maybe) but he very conscientious and would never tell me to avoid psychiatry or medication.
Within the field of Counseling and Guidance, there is a professionally-recognized specialty called Pastoral Counseling. But a person with a degree in Pastoral Counseling will know what he/she can and cannot handle, and will refer people with "serious mental problems" to the proper specialist.
The scary part, then, is people who are 'mere preachers' and they think this gives them the right to counsel all kinds of 'mental problems'. As a matter of fact, there is a lawsuit pending against the Church of Scientology right now for this exact kind of problem.