On 3/20/07, Jim Devine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
cognitive therapy, as I understand it, does not eliminate memories as much as teaching the patient to reframe them. So instead of being depressed by the rancid butter, I could decide that it was silly to buy it in the first place and that the whole thing was a lark. Supposedly, anti-depressant psycho-meds can reinforce this process of reframing. --
...and a psychiatrist would say your 'lark' is 'destructively (causative of depression) impulsive behavior' and drug you into submission with some REALLY good meds. lcm
