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I can contribute on this, I think I read somewhere that our patron and host Null just simply doesn't like quotes of long posts for aesthetic reasons.@bernadette Can't quote you for some reason,
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I can contribute on this, I think I read somewhere that our patron and host Null just simply doesn't like quotes of long posts for aesthetic reasons.@bernadette Can't quote you for some reason,
I've found that many non clincal psychologists don't learn DBT/CBT because its extra training and certifications that tend to require some psychological knowledge. The EMDR fad though they seem to quite enjoy attempting......That's weird..!!
Yeah - I mean honestly CBT and DBT aren't that difficult to learn and are often useful in treatment - the diagnostic course that MSWs take is often laughably bad. I think systems theory is helpful for social workers that are doing case management work... I don't see how that can morph into instagram pop psychology... I see that more as a bastardization of stuff like CBT and SFBT because of their features of "perspective change" versus the ecological framework's features of "structural change." In any case, bella being a spawn of a gypsy and a glowie and raised by a shill... it really gives credit to the ecological framework...!
Practice was not required for my PHD, a published research paper and a ton of course work in all areas of psychology though was.Two paths to the same professional position but have different names because a Ph.D. is more traditional and follows the Boulder model, which is a 20th century standard which argues that both research and practice is necessary for a person to be a practitioner, while a Psy.D. is a more modern (note: not necessarily better in any way, and in some ways more limited) approach to becoming a practitioner by studying mostly practical elements and not doing much research.
Are you a practitioner?I've found that many non clincal psychologists don't learn DBT/CBT because its extra training and certifications that tend to require some psychological knowledge. The EMDR fad though they seem to quite enjoy attempting...
Practice was not required for my PHD, a published research paper and a ton of course work in all areas of psychology though was.
Yep. Specialized in ABA so mainly I work with severe mental illnesses and severe disabilities.Are you a practitioner?
hide your power level....!!Yep. Specialized in ABA so mainly I work with severe mental illnesses and severe disabilities.
Pretty common knowledge in the threads I hang out in mostly so not something I mind sharing.hide your power level....!!
So what does Bella got, in your opinion?Yep. Specialized in ABA so mainly I work with severe mental illnesses and severe disabilities.
She's probably a sociopath. She obviously has no empathy for others and uses them as a means to end.So what does Bella got, in your opinion?
How would you treat Bella, if she was your patient (or you were writing a treatment paper or etc)? Can she be fixed?She's probably a sociopath. She obviously has no empathy for others and uses them as a means to end.
Sociopaths are never going to show up at someone's practice for help. Major part of coming to therapy is that someone feels distress due to their mental issues and sociopaths see no wrong in their behavior. They may know its wrong, but they care more about getting caught then any feelings of guilt.How would you treat Bella, if she was your patient (or you were writing a treatment paper or etc)? Can she be fixed?
Sociopathy is not really a disorder that's treatable.How would you treat Bella, if she was your patient (or you were writing a treatment paper or etc)? Can she be fixed?
Yeah, probably.This interview was incredibly engrossing to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdPMUX8_8Ms
The guy is a virtuous sociopath, he does things like warns people that he has sociopathy when he meets them. Really neat interview.
Could Bella get to this sort of end state, of being an 'out' sociopath who warns people, and is aware on an abstract level of right and wrong?
(is there something wrong with me that I find sociopathy and sociopaths utterly fascinating?)
SBSK is a semi scripted interview show so I would not put much weight on him actually doing that as he says.This interview was incredibly engrossing to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdPMUX8_8Ms
The guy is a virtuous sociopath, he does things like warns people that he has sociopathy when he meets them. Really neat interview.
Could Bella get to this sort of end state, of being an 'out' sociopath who warns people, and is aware on an abstract level of right and wrong?
(is there something wrong with me that I find sociopathy and sociopaths utterly fascinating?)
For starters, it would be nice for anyone in her entire family to simply recognize how psychopathic Bella is.What is Mary Beth's moral responsibility vis a vis Bella? What should Mary Beth have done differently?
She is completely aware of that, and if anything she's proud of it. In the early days of damage control Bella boasted about her "high dark triad score" in the replies of the "Hamster found in dumpster" video on youtube.Sociopaths are never going to show up at someone's practice for help. Major part of coming to therapy is that someone feels distress due to their mental issues and sociopaths see no wrong in their behavior. They may know its wrong, but they care more about getting caught then any feelings of guilt.
So you went your whole graduate career without interacting with any clients or patients? I find that incredibly hard to believe.Yep. Specialized in ABA so mainly I work with severe mental illnesses and severe disabilities.
Thank you for these images / links, I hadn't seen them!She is completely aware of that, and if anything she's proud of it. In the early days of damage control Bella boasted about her "high dark triad score" in the replies of the "Hamster found in dumpster" video on youtube.
Also this reddit post on the "nobodysbusiness77897" account shows that Bella was aware and proud of her sociopathy as early as the April of 2019 (age 17).
I was already working in the field, but no it was not required to do a practicum or intership for either degree.So you went your whole graduate career without interacting with any clients or patients? I find that incredibly hard to believe.