One of the problems with mainstream psychiatry is that it does not work to pay someone to care. It also does not work to pay someone by the hour for this type problem rather than paying them for results.
I don't know how to fix it. I do think military shrinks have a better track record. They are still employed, even if you get better. They don't have an inherent incentive to want you to keep being in need of "help" so they can finance a second home or some shit.
Good therapists are overbooked and have waiting lists for new patients. They will be the same number of hours even with substantially less contact per patient.
I don't know how to fix it. I do think military shrinks have a better track record. They are still employed, even if you get better. They don't have an inherent incentive to want you to keep being in need of "help" so they can finance a second home or some shit.