We discuss the role of psychology in ME/CFS and acknowledge the important
role that psychologists and psychiatrists can play in assisting some people
cope with ME/CFS. We ask for clarity concerning the role of psychology and
ask health practitioners to begin to take into consideration the iatrogenic
harm that comes from a healthcare system which has not always dealt well
with this 'emergent' condition. Public health officials, psychologists,
psychiatrists and consumer groups can work together to provide a narrative
that brings healing to patients.
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