What I noticed about your videos is that they all lead to the same place. Good mental health and how to achieve it or contribute towards it. . Nami, getting enough sleep, good self care, healthy eating, how to pay for meds when you need them. You give such helpful advice. Seriously everyone of these topics you need to be balanced in and take advantage of the great advice and help out there, and we get it all here on your site for free. For many people, mentalyl unhealthy or struggling means many times hopelessness, confusion and poverty. Thank you for sharing you are doing a good thing! Look forward to every video.
Thank you Dr Kim , NAMI it's a great help ,I am going trough a difficult time with my daughter trying to hurt herself.I did take note of every detail to call NAMI and look for help , Thank you !!
Dr. Kim, I wish that this video or a similar one was available when I was first treated in 1999 (I left the U.S. in 2000) and when I briefly came back to the U.S. in 2011~2012. It would have been helpful when I was going through a difficult period of adjustment and looking for health care.
Thank you so much for this info. This is very helpful especially if you do not know where to go to help someone who needs mental health assistance.God bless you Dr!!😊🙏
I think NAMI is too tied to the professional system. It is too focused on specific diagnosis and existing clinical systems of treatment. Many positive approaches can done without a licensed professional. People who have experienced common conditions can be a better resource than licensed professionals. Many people have been misdiagnosed and tracked into ineffective treatment. As one of those people I have a skeptical view of "Therapy". My skepticism is then seen as a symptom that requires therapy. This has been infuriating but after seeing this pattern for 40 years I know it is a systemic problem the profession must address. Is there any way to bring this issue into the mainstream? Simply stated, misdiagnosis is a common phenomenon. It is no different in brain related conditions than in other medical conditions.
What I noticed about your videos is that they all lead to the same place. Good mental health and how to achieve it or contribute towards it. . Nami, getting enough sleep, good self care, healthy eating, how to pay for meds when you need them. You give such helpful advice. Seriously everyone of these topics you need to be balanced in and take advantage of the great advice and help out there, and we get it all here on your site for free. For many people, mentalyl unhealthy or struggling means many times hopelessness, confusion and poverty. Thank you for sharing you are doing a good thing! Look forward to every video.
Thank you for your comments and encouragement. Keeps me rejuvenated to keep making more content in my spare time.
Thank you Dr Kim , NAMI it's a great help ,I am going trough a difficult time with my daughter trying to hurt herself.I did take note of every detail to call NAMI and look for help , Thank you !!
NAMI is AMAZING!!!
Dr. Kim, I wish that this video or a similar one was available when I was first treated in 1999 (I left the U.S. in 2000) and when I briefly came back to the U.S. in 2011~2012. It would have been helpful when I was going through a difficult period of adjustment and looking for health care.
I have seen NAMI very highly recommended by several sources. I am so grateful for their organization. They help many people. 💞👏🥰💞
Thank you so much for this info. This is very helpful especially if you do not know where to go to help someone who needs mental health assistance.God bless you Dr!!😊🙏
Thank So Much for Your Video!
"God, has not given me the Spirit of fear, but, of power, and of Love and of a sound and healthy mind."
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thank you so much for doing that
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Excellent. Thanks..Doc.
No problem. Have a good one, thanks for checking in.
Dr Kim, you posted this video some time ago. Thank you, it helped me today. Your videos benefit many people..
THANK YOU
Thank you for this!
Please tell me this is available in Canada.. I need some way to help out my friend..
Dr Kim please talk about withdrawal. Please. Niagara Falls
Dr Kim, please I'm on alcohol withdrawal. Please talk about it please before I go to ECMC
I tried putting in Buffalo NY. Am I doing something wrong. I am over 50 years old and terrible with technology.☹️✌️
How about a phone number. Some way OMG
NAMI will help you find Jesus.
Someone commented n word so somene replied this video link 😆😆
On the vid about Rebecca Black?
Or somehing
NAMI is good for families. No family? Oh well.
I think NAMI is too tied to the professional system. It is too focused on specific diagnosis and existing clinical systems of treatment. Many positive approaches can done without a licensed professional. People who have experienced common conditions can be a better resource than licensed professionals. Many people have been misdiagnosed and tracked into ineffective treatment. As one of those people I have a skeptical view of "Therapy". My skepticism is then seen as a symptom that requires therapy. This has been infuriating but after seeing this pattern for 40 years I know it is a systemic problem the profession must address. Is there any way to bring this issue into the mainstream?
Simply stated, misdiagnosis is a common phenomenon. It is no different in brain related conditions than in other medical conditions.
Omg. This is way too much blah. Blah.