By: King Nazir Muhammad

King Nazir Muhammad — Mon, 16 Jun 2014 23:17:47 +0000

To My Mentally ill Brothers and Sisters , don’t be ashamed to be called CRAZY and don’t be ashamed to get HELP. Be ashamed that you are thinking of killing your children tonight and blaming it on the devil , be ashamed that you think you are Chris Brown a you are going to show your girlfriend you a real man , be ashamed that you are planning a religious revolution and want to kill half the population , be ashamed that you have been stalking a 8 yr. old girl and you are planning to kidnap her and rape and kill and cook and eat her body …. never been ashamed someone called you CRAZY .. because that’s exactly what the hell you are..

By: Dee

Dee — Mon, 16 Jun 2014 22:03:46 +0000

As a psychologist this article really disappoints me. You’ve jumped from talking about mental illness to crazy, to clinically insane to psychotic as if they are all one and the same. Yes one in four do experience some form of mental health problems, this includes depression, and anxiety disorders like OCD. They’re not crazy or insane they’re just normal people who happen to be going through some difficult circumstances. The majority of people experiencing mental health problems are not at risk to others but are in fact more likely to be harmed by others. Psychosis is completely different and is usually thought of as a spectrum of experiences, i.e. anyone can experience forms of psychosis it just happens to some more than others e.g feeling paranoid that someone is out to get you. The main problem with mental health issues is that articles like this reinforce the stigma of having a mental health problem and prevent people seeking help because they feel ashamed. I really wish you had done some research before writing this, although I’m not entirely sure what the point of this article was anyway.

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By: King Nazir Muhammad

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