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Didn't mean to lump everyone in that category! I know there are many

caring docs out there. My OCD kid's psych is okay, doesn't go too far

beyond med control, though. And his pediatrician is wonderful. Just

was feeling like some of them are jerky, esp. with some of the posts

today. I must admit it irked me last week to hear that the ER doctor we

saw won this prestigious award. He might know his stuff, but came off

as cold, mean and uncaring. My apologies to all the great doctors out

there!!!!

Kim in IA

momofjandn@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 1/6/2005 3:53:31 PM Pacific Standard Time,

> Cotter@... writes:

>

> and the AWARD WINNING, famous doctor from TV who

> was the psych on call that night told him to grow up and get over it.

> Why are there so many jerks in this profession?

>

>

>

> Ah, come on, even it just the initials!!!! Being a psychiatrist,

> therapist,

> psychologist is very hard work. Being a media star isn't. There are

> lots

> of jerks who want to collect the hourly fees, but are not into doing

> the work.

> Not into keeping up and learning and growing. That is why I took my

> son out

> of the 'care' of a doctor with degrees from Princeton, U of Chicago and

> UCLA, who basically wrote prescriptions and saw him for 20 minutes

> once a month.

> I am not sure we are better off as of yet, but I don't feel the same

> disgust

> for a doctor who truly didn't do a thing but prescribe. And when I

> suggested any therapy, he just hemmed and hawed. Guess I needed a

> couple of more

> visits to line his wallet before he would refer us to anybody. I am

> not bitter,

> I am realistic. None of this comes cheap. Some truly have passion and

> care. Some don't.

> Judith

>

>

>

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>So first, I'm thinking, I will contact our insurance and ask if they have a

psych that specializes in OCD. But my question, is there anyone who treats

their child themself? I am determined to learn whatever I can and start

behavioral therapy myself.

Debbi:

Our son is on Luvox and is doing wonderfully, but as far as the therapy goes,

we have no therapists available to us who do OCD-specific therapy, just general

CBT, sooo, since learning about the ERP on this forum, I did a little of it with

my son before he was taking medication, so I believe a " do-it-yourself " approach

is doable.

in Southern Illinois

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>So first, I'm thinking, I will contact our insurance and ask if they have a

psych that specializes in OCD. But my question, is there anyone who treats

their child themself? I am determined to learn whatever I can and start

behavioral therapy myself.

Debbi:

Our son is on Luvox and is doing wonderfully, but as far as the therapy goes,

we have no therapists available to us who do OCD-specific therapy, just general

CBT, sooo, since learning about the ERP on this forum, I did a little of it with

my son before he was taking medication, so I believe a " do-it-yourself " approach

is doable.

in Southern Illinois

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>So first, I'm thinking, I will contact our insurance and ask if they have a

psych that specializes in OCD. But my question, is there anyone who treats

their child themself? I am determined to learn whatever I can and start

behavioral therapy myself.

Debbi:

Our son is on Luvox and is doing wonderfully, but as far as the therapy goes,

we have no therapists available to us who do OCD-specific therapy, just general

CBT, sooo, since learning about the ERP on this forum, I did a little of it with

my son before he was taking medication, so I believe a " do-it-yourself " approach

is doable.

in Southern Illinois

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