time ago I attended a training course on persons with disabilities. Attendees wanted to know more about the world of disability to better deal with these people, either when they are found as well as fellow customers (or users). Among the different types of people you could be of particular interest were those suffering from mental illness. After some talking, and no one put it in this way (perhaps not even understand exactly how) came to my head that somehow you need to know if the guy is touching noses protesting too much deserves special treatment because she is disabled or if you can be treated as he deserves and answer angrily.
is a curious view, which I think we all participate in some way. If the front has "diagnosed" my pride and dignity are not professional game, and although not properly treated me, I do try to fix it (mixed, that if, with another point of superiority and condescension.) However, if no "diagnosis" there is no justification for inadequate treatment and is responding corresponding energy.
we've got tired of saying that disability is no intrinsic quality (hence the insistence on the term "person"). All suffer from disabilities to a greater or lesser degree, at a time or other. If I have an arm in plaster (or even more transient: I have a baby in arms) I have a temporary physical disability, no doubt, and also easy to understand for whom I have before. Likewise we can understand that when a person acts inappropriately (offensive, derogatory, absent) at a given time has a mental illness transient. Perhaps it is as transient as the example of the baby and in minutes is spare, perhaps in the case of plaster and cost you weeks, or perhaps will last the rest of his life. If my relationship with that person is professional and short (he runs a "window" or similar) to see it that way should be sufficient, it is treated properly and ready.
I remembered the whole thing on the subject of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), talking with friends about the difficulty of diagnosing it. To what extent is a "child moved" or "sick of ADHD? How well is it diagnosed? We can apply this case the same reasoning as above: we act as we do, to a greater or lesser degree, more or less transient. All part of the performance "Psychosocial" will be quite sure: make a special case, using well thought out strategies for these children, to provide training on these specific guidelines around treatment, etc. Much less clear is the issue of whether to treat with drugs to any "child moved." But if it is not clear, probably best not to use this medication, leave it for very, very clear cases. Incidentally, my grandfather gave me health "luminaletas" and even "distovagales" in my childhood when I was too moved, as I have heard, come on, that particular fear of side effects of these things. In any case, no treatment is the same point, that I mentioned in the previous paragraph, about mental illness "transitional," which continued treatment as a teacher with students, where the effort to "diagnose" the best is necessary.
Moraleja in absence of "diagnosis", act as if it were.
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