Angie Noack
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 10 Jul
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There's no lobotomies in this.
I honestly think, Alex, this might upset some people, but we do not feel like diagnosis have a lot of validity.
And let me, you know, explain.
People are like, oh, diagnosis, right?
Even right now we're talking about like anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar.
So the DSM-5, Thomas Insell, who was the director of the National Institute for Mental Health, said that the DSM-5 has a lot of reliability, right?
That we as counselors and we as therapists and psychiatrists all reliably agree that X, Y, and Z symptoms create X diagnosis.
In no way are we looking at the underlying biological reasons of why that is happening.
That is what creates validity.
So Rachel was diagnosed bipolar with no brain scan, right?
That somebody was looking at her going, oh my gosh, you're showing X, Y, and Z symptoms, therefore you are this, right?
Now when she did a brain scan, okay, yeah, some of those things fit.
But we honestly see a lot of what we would consider to be misdiagnosis, right?
So people are walking in being prescribed all of these different medications with a reliable amount of research, but not a lot of validity.
So like Rachel, I had parents, my mom especially, who was crunchy far before it was cool to be crunchy, who, yeah, when doctors were saying, hey, this is probably as good as it's going to get, 19-year-old and a walker, she said, absolutely not.
That is not going to be our future.
So I did a lot of different things that were more kind of Eastern type medicine, right?
Fascial work.
How did you even get a TBI?
Yeah.
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