The Psychology of the Skeptic

[Craig Browning]

[craig weiler]

[craig weiler]

Craig,

Yeah, no kidding.

[ProfWag]

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[ProfWag]

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[Arouet]

As Craig B has said, a lot of what psychics do is similar to counselling and includes advice. However, unless they are also trained as a psychologist or even as a social worker, they do not have real training in how to work with people. There is no oversight community, no standards counsel, likely no malpractice insurance, no licensing. I haven't heard of any studies done by psychics to measure the effectiveness of their counselling in a reliable manner.

While it would perhaps be unfair to say that all psychics who provide counselling cause harm, the lack of the above is cause for concern.

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[ProfWag]

I would enjoy hearing what advice or information both of the Craig's gave during one of their more recent readings.

[Arouet]

[ProfWag]

[Craig Browning]

[Arouet]

[Craig Browning]

And again, you are missing what I'm saying and trying to dodge & parry. I was speaking of BOTH Psychiatry & Psychological practice in general -- counseling as a whole or the Emotional/Mental Health industry.

Now kindly glue the hairs you just split back together. . . (or was that a hare? If the latter, I have a grew stew recipe you may wish to try)