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]]> By: The_Timekeeper http://www.greythinking.com/2009/10/08/a-treatment-refresher/comment-page-1/#comment-538 The_Timekeeper Sat, 10 Oct 2009 21:12:10 +0000 http://greythinking.wordpress.com/?p=348#comment-538 I think people often think they *are* willing to do whatever it takes, only to discover that that first, second, third embrace of willingness was a "what it should take" idea. You figure it out in bits and piece as you succeed and slip in treatment and recovery. It's the treatment providers who know the difference, and so those patients who are most able to turn it over to professionals probably get it more right sooner. I disagree with the "game" concept ... my eating disorder feels threatened from the get-go, and so I go toward treatment from a gun-shy corner of ambivalence, hope, doubt, and transient faith and commitment. It might look like a game to outsiders. With many adolescents, I think it *is* more manipulative and game-like ... but as you get older, there's really no payoff for game-playing. You're just wasting your time, money, motivation, clinician goodwill, and time ... most of all, time. For sure, Dr. Drew speaks the truth about eating disorders, as well as addiction, on those named points (though I struggle with a 12-step approach, as the most effective way for me to deal with anorexia). I think people often think they *are* willing to do whatever it takes, only to discover that that first, second, third embrace of willingness was a “what it should take” idea. You figure it out in bits and piece as you succeed and slip in treatment and recovery. It’s the treatment providers who know the difference, and so those patients who are most able to turn it over to professionals probably get it more right sooner.

I disagree with the “game” concept … my eating disorder feels threatened from the get-go, and so I go toward treatment from a gun-shy corner of ambivalence, hope, doubt, and transient faith and commitment.

It might look like a game to outsiders. With many adolescents, I think it *is* more manipulative and game-like … but as you get older, there’s really no payoff for game-playing. You’re just wasting your time, money, motivation, clinician goodwill, and time … most of all, time.

For sure, Dr. Drew speaks the truth about eating disorders, as well as addiction, on those named points (though I struggle with a 12-step approach, as the most effective way for me to deal with anorexia).

]]> By: imaginenamaste http://www.greythinking.com/2009/10/08/a-treatment-refresher/comment-page-1/#comment-537 imaginenamaste Fri, 09 Oct 2009 03:05:36 +0000 http://greythinking.wordpress.com/?p=348#comment-537 Hello! Good to "see" you :) One of those is totally true (haha most are)--but in talking to a friend recently, recovery is really a lifelong process of finding yourself, while also changing. Hello!

Good to “see” you
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One of those is totally true (haha most are)–but in talking to a friend recently, recovery is really a lifelong process of finding yourself, while also changing.

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