The main issue I see is that the anxiety pill is a way to treat the symptoms, not the cause.
Do you think that there is a way to treat the underlying cause and not the symptoms?
Do you think that there is a way to treat the underlying cause and not the symptoms?
I was on medication during that period and it complemented my practice, provided a stable base to apply meditation and other recovery protocols.
We can say certain behaviors, experiences, illnesses and some genetic identifiers can trigger the conditions, but not the underlying cause. We can say things like some therapy and medication can help with the illness, but not the cause.
Not to trivialize therapy, but for many illnesses, not just mental, a portion of it can be described as ways of learning to live with the illness, not necessarily treating the underlying cause.
Yeah, I feel like it's fair to describe the cognitive behavioral model. We're not necessarily looking for the cause of these thoughts and beliefs, tho they may come up, we're simply going to challenge them at face value and reinterpret the situation.