What will psychiatry look like in 10 years time?

>>2823978
More holistic and homeopathic Jungian practice and an increase in natural treatments.

>>2823978
Mandatory estrogen for every boy who doesn't love GI Joe

>>2823978
Continued promotion of increased awareness for 'less severe' illnesses i.e. depression and anxiety with a subsequent increase in suicide rates of schiziphrenic patients due to disproportionate distrubution of resources amongst community patients and programs.

Eventually opening of public short stay rehab for crystal meth users in order to decrease admission of these clients in mainstream psych facilities.

Also what this >>2824018 anon said as the post-psychiatry movement continues to gain mainstream momentum, with a continued emphasis on patient driven methods of treatment, in favour of coerced medicines and mandatory hospital stays.

A much looser, patient-friendly and more globalised series of Mental Health Acts, for each country respectively.

t. psych RN

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>>2824029
Taking this attitude into account the receptiveness toward prescription drugs will continue to decrease and only old people and less educated poor people will continue consuming pharmaceuticals in response to all their perceived ailments.

>>2824029
This. There is too much trannyshit cancer now.

>>2824108
Uh, estrogen is what makes people more womanly.

>>2824117
Yes, that's why boys will take it

>>2824117
They don't like GI Joe so that means they must actually be a girl on the inside and you give them estrogen to help them transition

>>2823978
I had an internship in psychiatry
>more knowledge about the biopathophysiological cause of psychiatric diseases
>better drug with less side effects

>>2824124
>>2824125
But he said there's too much trannyshit cancer now.

>>2824134
that could imply that the trend will continue

>>2824134
He just means there will be even more in the future.

10 years from now? Probably about the same as it is now. Psychiatry/psychology doesn't change all that fast.

I would like to believe that we'll rely more on neuroscience, but I don't want to get my hopes up. Probably just more of the same pill pushing and 1 hour once a week bullshit sessions.