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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2026 · 7 MIN

A Duty of Care for 390 million misdiagnosed clients

from Trauma Recovery Anonymous · host richiejtierney

To all the mental health professionals in the audience, or if you know of or work with such persons, please ask them how do they offer a duty of care to those 390 million clients who were misdiagnosed and do not have mental disorders.  Being someone who was diagnosed with depression but realizing this was an error of judgement and seeking a different solution, i did find a spiritual solution; and so my question is; since their own efforts at achieving peace of mind failed them and they came to you for a solution and you failed them too, what does the Hippocratic Oath compel you to do in those instances. The figures show, that 4 in every 10 clients diagnosed with mental disorders like PTSD, C-PTSD, DEPRESSION, BIPOLAR and other disorders, were MISDIAGNOSED . What is your duty of care to these individuals? How do you decide which 4 are Misdiagnosed? Do you tell them, or keep them in the system? Are you willing to look at a spiritual solution for them? Are you willing to put their needs first and offer them a permanent solution? Can you imagine, introducing your clients to a spiritual solution like Trauma Recovery Anonymous, empowering these clients to heal themselves of the bondage and shackles of the past and to undo the learned dysfunctional behaviors of their MISDIAGNOSIS? Can you see what this would mean? You would now have clients of your books that were capable of focusing all their attention and intention of the solutions you can offer in the present, you would get to close files that have been open for months, years, even decades? Aside from the benefit for your clients and their families, wouldn't it feel good to close such files? I might be wrong but between the Hippocratic Oath and your Duty of Care;  this might be the best, the only solution available to you. This is where Trauma Recovery Anonymous comes to the rescue. Please share this post with all those you know with disorders, there are some 390 million cases of people who were misdiagnosed, and this would be a wonderful gift to give them; A Spiritual Solution Cost of Treatment the 3 hour online healing event $60.00 the 3 hour face time event $300.00 bookings: [email protected] This is the first part of this program, the giving back of the details, the baggage and all the dark energy back to our younger self, in a safe and non intrusive manner. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPM68FFQ The second part of the program is the 12 steps of Trauma Recovery Anonymous; the spiritual solution to break free of the dysfunctional learned behaviors of that diagnosis, which for many was a misdiagnosis. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPM5N1FN Understand our feelings and emotions are our first line of defense in the face of and danger[ real or imaginary] to take some form of action https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DNGLW129 social media details   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550243353404 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thevictoryprinciple Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/tierney-therapy-b7a6441b6/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tierneyrichardj/?hl=en YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@TIERNEYTHERAPY    

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