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"I am in support of a merger of neurology and psychiatry ... I am first and foremost a physician and then a psychiatrist..."

"[The DSM5] is poorly researched, built on sand, political, bought and paid for by Big Pharma, and designed by unkowing psychiatry...."

"The truth is that insurance companies and the AP insist that the DSM must be used to make diagnoses, so that we have to shoehorn our view of a patient's illness into a DSM diagnosis. The result is a distortion of the actual problems patients experience...."

"There are so many better ways of learning life's great lessons than going through a period of major depression! Moreover, I believe many of the "lessons" learned by people who do go through severe depression are, in fact, realized "ex post facto"...."

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