[after "meeting" a patient's alternate personality] Obviously, she is profoundly disturbed, which we should have known when she first said "tulpa". Why are we treating her like she is sane when she isn't?
Wouldn't that be a little too easy, though? I mean, sure, we could, you know, slap a label on her, put her in some diagnostic box, pour some medicine on top; but sometimes it's a little more complicated than that.
She had an argument with her made-up friend while her subconscious crashed the car. It seems pretty simple to me.
Grace is definitely a fractured personality. But it's all the more reason that we have a responsibility to dig deeper and figure out why.
Right. I'm sorry, Dr. Charles, but I like boxes. None of this makes any sense. It is all so subjective. I hate it. I mean, where's the science?
Dr. Reese, every medical discipline, psychiatry included, is as much art as it is science.
Well, I don't see the science or the art. You know, everybody was so surprised when I went into this; me, the lab geek. Well, they were right. I don't belong here.
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