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Eight years after beginning ‘treatment’ for an ‘eating disorder’, I was eating worse than ever. Yet three years after quitting that ‘treatment’, food is a pleasure, not a problem. This is curious, isn’t it?
The reason I am writing this for Mad in Ireland is due to a very interesting phenomenon about power figures that exist in Northern Ireland due to violence and bloodshed and real physical persecution.
This is yet another testimony that highlights the gratuitous cruelty of some mental health workers who contribute to aggravating the penalties of people already suffering for their conflicting family relationships.
I don't think there is a one-size-fits-all path, but I am absolutely certain that there are many ways to feel good, and that you can find your ways - mostly without the help of healthcare.
First of all, from this book we can understand that self-harm is a policy, to the extent that these experiences cause the reader to change his perception. Read this book and the "problem" of self-harm will never be the same "problem" again.