Don't Lose Your Child - Dr William Glasser

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  • Опубліковано 17 жов 2024

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  • @janetcameron5308
    @janetcameron5308 11 років тому +33

    We miss you, Dr. Glasser. Thanks for all that you did for so many people all over the world. Your Choice Theory changed MY life as I'm sure it did for many others.

  • @PleasantlyDisturbing
    @PleasantlyDisturbing 5 місяців тому +1

    What an incredible human being! Being a psychiatrist himself standing up against their cult! God bless!

  • @evaboop001
    @evaboop001 11 років тому +9

    I love that Dr. Glasser emphasizes his individualism- not to be boxed by a degree or psychoanalytic society/ organization. Great vid RR

  • @zeldolinsky6979
    @zeldolinsky6979 6 років тому +6

    I am a lost child. Very good points however I have been very hurt and abused by parents who blamed me for everything and accepted no responsible for their actions. Add psychiatrists and disabling medications. I am now 66 and tried to get help from professionals my whole life. What happened to Do no harm? I feel the psychiatric system is a scam. Best of luck to you.

  • @edtaylor4873
    @edtaylor4873 11 років тому +7

    Dear Dr. Glasser....Your Reality Therapy changed my life and gave me a personal grounding when I worked with children at Roper Hall Home in the early 70's. I went on to change my career choice from business to social and health services through volunteers organizations and now find myself fully immersed in global business introducing a new affordable sustainable housing system. I have just watched your you tube video and will share it with all important people in my life. Great thanks Ed

  • @Tzipporah36
    @Tzipporah36 9 років тому +12

    Dr William Glasser is a real hero, I applaud his approach and his strengh and ability to speak his mind. G-d bless him

    • @antihero105
      @antihero105 6 років тому

      Wait- all immune diseases are psychosomatic? Back pain and arthritis is a choice you choose subconsciously? Can anyone here who's read the book please tell me if that's what Dr Glasser believes?

    • @siberianTiger639
      @siberianTiger639 6 років тому

      @@antihero105 yep. But it's not like you just choose to have artritis and you just get it over night by some magic. There are steps to that artritis and those steps are your choiches when you choose to control people by depressing, complaining etc.. you go against your health with all kinds of choiches, your immune system goes down.. you get sick. You didnt choose the sickness directly but you yourself created it. Been there, done that.

  • @nathanaelsilagi1871
    @nathanaelsilagi1871 3 роки тому +2

    I believe there is such a thing as mental health and that you can teach it to others. Revolutionary!! I'm so glad this is more accepted today

  • @otecfabricationstynagh6365
    @otecfabricationstynagh6365 6 років тому +10

    you got it doc. it is incouraging to come across an MD why actually took the time to learn psychology and find a positive direction to move it in. good book also. RIP Dr. 👍

  • @gabrielakessler5116
    @gabrielakessler5116 8 років тому +6

    Thank you very much for this contribution.
    What Dr. Glasser says is very true. He brings it to the point.

  • @rebekahrussell
    @rebekahrussell  11 років тому +6

    Thanks very much for your comment and that change has been made! Its a wonderful video clip of Dr Glasser and was previously on You Tube but was then taken off - thankfully I was able to post it again as its a long clip but worth sharing! Warm Regards, Bek

    • @barbarajoscott1531
      @barbarajoscott1531 4 роки тому

      FYI: This video was assigned in my Counseling Theory class (graduate school). ;) Thanks for the post.

  • @hannahjgg
    @hannahjgg 10 років тому +11

    That was truly inspirational. As a person who has always had an interest in psychology but is simply trying to do some self development work so I don't always need to rely on pharmaceuticals as prescribed by my psychiatrists I believe I will go and get a copy of that book

    • @carrolandre304
      @carrolandre304 10 років тому

      Good Choice :)

    • @antihero105
      @antihero105 6 років тому

      Wait- all immune diseases are psychosomatic? Back pain and arthritis is a choice you choose subconsciously? Can anyone here who's read the book please tell me if that's what Dr Glasser believes?

  • @mznaeture
    @mznaeture 4 роки тому +5

    Love this great guy 💕 his choice theory reality therapy was my theoretical orientation choice for my Masters Program yaaas thx for sharing 👍🏾 i totally agree with him regarding the DSM btw 💯 CHOICE IS POWERFUL

  • @romanrivera1358
    @romanrivera1358 8 років тому +5

    Ive been looking for this video for a while. Thank you for psting it.

  • @gita8484
    @gita8484 11 років тому +3

    thanks Dr William Glasser

  • @juliacarter1314
    @juliacarter1314 9 років тому +5

    Thank you , very interesting video. Although this theory is not fit for some client that suffers from mental disorders, it may be useful for clients with addiction peoples.

  • @knowledgeckr786
    @knowledgeckr786 2 дні тому

    Sorry I didn't hear the full video. Number of questions about his opinions. How does mind become abnormal. Can brain knowledge be used to generate mind diseases. Then what is an abnormal behaviour. Can a child have enough knowledge to make a choice over highly technical knowledge because I have seen even the experts without enough depth of the issue. Do we really have a choice in this world. What in case of religion or politics victim patients where all the choices have been already bought or part of the game. Then.

  • @선영-n5x
    @선영-n5x 9 років тому +3

    Thank you!^^

  • @mohammadmaniat1040
    @mohammadmaniat1040 7 років тому +4

    i read that book ,it was great.

    • @antihero105
      @antihero105 6 років тому

      Wait- all immune diseases are psychosomatic? Back pain and arthritis is a choice you choose subconsciously? Can anyone here who's read the book please tell me if that's what Dr Glasser believes?

    • @someone4198
      @someone4198 Рік тому

      هل يمكنني شرائه من امازون وشكرا

  • @samanthabowles6161
    @samanthabowles6161 6 років тому +1

    Does anyone know when this interview was filmed?

    • @danielpohl29
      @danielpohl29 5 років тому

      6 years ago? Judging by the comments are at least 5 years old

  • @antihero105
    @antihero105 6 років тому +1

    Wait- all immune diseases are psychosomatic? Back pain and arthritis is a choice you choose subconsciously? Can anyone here who's read the book please tell me if that's what Dr Glasser believes?

    • @KathyWoolley
      @KathyWoolley 5 років тому +10

      Psychosomatic doesn't mean that you choose to be sick subconsciously. It means that ways of thinking can affect body systems which in turn produces illness. For example, fear, stress and anxiety (ways of thinking) have consequences mentally and physically, causing phobias, OCD or stomach issues, etc.. That's psychosomatic.

    • @nancydoda2861
      @nancydoda2861 3 місяці тому

      Read further. That’s not sharps Glasser means. Illness happens, but choices we make can help us heal or increase our suffering.

  • @write2bheard51
    @write2bheard51 10 років тому

    I think this is good but it does not solve every mental health problem, what about trauma and schizophrenia? I am unsure about how learning to get along with others will help that. But I am open minded and will do more reading. Thanks for the info.

    • @sandrasalinas9787
      @sandrasalinas9787 9 років тому +2

      it depends on the client..but I do love this theory...I strongly believe that we all have choices

    • @khalilmathematics952
      @khalilmathematics952 4 роки тому +1

      theory always need and circumscribed by fixed axioms. Your problem is out of this axiomatics thought

  • @yourunemployedfriendat2pm
    @yourunemployedfriendat2pm 5 років тому +1

    Great!!!!

  • @lordnelsonmc.billionberg9166

    That's what should be code of conduct.. not all these drugs.
    What is more healing.
    Drugs or this guy theory?!
    Drugs are usually harmful in the long run ;)

  • @manoftheworld1000
    @manoftheworld1000 4 роки тому

    _"We don't trust you but we marry you anyway!"_ That's what I call a fervent MGTOW support ...!

  • @mohammadghasemi6115
    @mohammadghasemi6115 5 років тому

    I really suspect him. How can all psychologists be wrong but him?

    • @masoudarefnazari8543
      @masoudarefnazari8543 4 роки тому

      So read the choice theory bro.

    • @barbarajoscott1531
      @barbarajoscott1531 4 роки тому +1

      There are hundreds of theories. Some truth likely in all of them. He makes some excellent points and the book is quite good. I don't necessarily agree with all of the points, but that's true with most belief systems, no? I don't agree that there's no place for medications or a choice in schizoaffective disorders and the like, but for many clients, I believe this theory can help. Much of value here, though. Enjoy the journey.

    • @someone4198
      @someone4198 Рік тому

      نعم في غالب الاحيان بعض الحالات النفسية التي عانت من العنف الاسري او الاغتصاب لا يحتاجون للادوية وانما جلسات علاجية غير دوائية ونظرية الاختيار او العلاج بالوقع هي حد حد مثمرة وقليل من اطباء النفس لا يطبقونها هم يتعاملون مع المرض النفسي كأنه عضوي وللاسف

  • @mznaeture
    @mznaeture 5 років тому

    💜π

  • @hol-upLIL-bit
    @hol-upLIL-bit 5 років тому

    He had strong tin foil hat tendencies but was an interesting guy. I also heard he was narcissistic.

    • @h.g.5141
      @h.g.5141 3 роки тому +1

      He was a wise and good man. Not narcissistic at all ~ And no tin foil hats ~ it's not very kind to say such things, when you do not know the Truth. #GreatMan

    • @hol-upLIL-bit
      @hol-upLIL-bit 3 роки тому

      @@h.g.5141 I don't believe you.