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15 Sep 2010, 6:10 am

Hi,
Today I told my psy about AS. He said that "looks a lot like you" but he sticks to his "psychotic disharmony" theory, which has autistic traits, but I don't know if it belongs to autistic spectrum. And I don't know if I must accept his one or try to convince him with mine. What do you think ?



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15 Sep 2010, 7:18 am

"psychotic disharmony"?

I haven't heard of that one. What does it mean exactly?



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15 Sep 2010, 7:36 am

Actually I've translated this from french (dysharmonie psychotique infantile), I don't know if there is a specific name in english.
Here is a definition I found on Internet, translated from french too :


" * The psychotic disharmonies, which have an obvious expression from 3 or 4 years. Their symptomatology varies from a case to the other one and, for the same child, modifies any time. These disharmonies are indeed characterized, as their name indicates it, by a not harmonious, not simultaneous development, between the various levels of organization that are the psychoaffective sphere, the cognitive sphere, the psychomotor development, every level of organization evolving in a sense relatively independently of the other levels.

It results from it this impression of said disorganization " dysharmonique " by the thought, the affects and the social relationships, with for consequence a threat of break with the reality, the absence or the bad organization of the feeling of one, the tendency to the overflowing of the thought by very raw representations, fears of diverse types (fears of neantisation, depressive fear and of separation), the ascendancy of poof positions and archaic interests. However, in spite of these features, certain capacities of adaptation sometimes assure a protection against the risks of disorganization. It is thus necessary to insist in these situations on the fragility of the adaptation of these children to their environment, and to watch not to confront them in a abrupt way with requirements which they cannot surmount.
On the clinical plan, the psychotic disharmonies are characterized by their polymorphism. The most frequent demonstrations are: - the demonstrations of fear - a severe inhibition - a big psychomotor instability - important relational disorders - an academic failure."



I don't recognize myself in that. It makes me sad to hear that from my psychanalyst, I hoped he'd accept my AS theory, in which I really find myself... I've never failed at school. I don't have "archaïc interests". I'm as far from my mother as I can be...



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15 Sep 2010, 7:58 am

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_c ... l_disorder

Basically it means he's too F$^ lazy to assess you properly.
Find another one.


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15 Sep 2010, 8:10 am

That sounds like a psychoanalytic term, and it's my understanding that psychoanalysis (ie Freudianism) is still very popular in France. So I'd bet that that isn't an ICD diagnosis.

You're probably going to have to find a non-psychoanalyst professional to get assessed properly for an ASD.



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15 Sep 2010, 8:11 am

Well, I just found that this diagnosis only exists in France, and is not approved by World Health Organisation...
I don't want to leave him, he's been with me for years, and it would be very difficult to start it again whith a stranger.
But I think I'll fight for my own thought about that against him...



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15 Sep 2010, 8:13 am

Salut

He might be either:
- Thinking by the book, maybe he is not confident enough in his knowledge of Autism to give you a practical solution, sciences around autism are evolving and changing quite fast
- He thinks the most practical and efficient solution for him is to focus the solution he has for "psychotic disharmony"
(Same things but with a difference of intent)
- He thinks you have "psychotic disharmony", point à la ligne

Take some time to hear openly what he have to say, failure in school is more of a consequence than a symptom. If you find that he has gross misconceptions about you (explore the "break with the reality") just change


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