CWC and Therapy - Would It Have Worked?

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Do You Think Early Therapy Would Have Worked For CWC?

  • Yes

    Votes: 57 29.7%

  • Maybe

    Votes: 86 44.8%

  • No

    Votes: 49 25.5%
  • Total voters
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So, I watched Sachumo's documentary on CWC, and I realized that Chris has had multiple instances where he has had anger management classes or therapy of sorts, though in the beginning (as in Chris's childhood) whenever his family fought against the previous school, the school won and wanted Chris institutionalized. Looking at CWC now, it's obvious his mental state is pretty bad but a question has been going through my mind, would that have helped Chris? Would he be more normal, or would things have been more terrible for him, and the aftermath would be something worse than standard CWC. Any thoughts?
 
Therapy can only do so much for one with such a weak grasp on reality, only willing to believe that which they want to believe.
 
Maybe, if it started during childhood when they suggested it. Special needs schools could have taught Chris to become semi independent and maybe live on his own, Borb thought they would have treated him like a nutter so decided to keep him out of the system.
 
Yes. Not sure why "No" has so many votes other than the fact that they're trolling. Therapy for high-functioning autists has a massive success rate, generally producing adults that are barely discernible from normies. The only reason Chris is so fucking insane at this point is because his backward, uneducated parents kept him from getting the therapy he needed.
 
UGADawg08 said:
Yes. Not sure why "No" has so many votes other than the fact that they're trolling. Therapy for high-functioning autists has a massive success rate, generally producing adults that are barely discernible from normies.. The only reason Chris is so fucking insane at this point is because his backward, uneducated parents kept him from getting the therapy he needed.
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Also because aspatters have enabled him by not being honest with him. People telling Chris that he is a beautiful woman, or that he's intelligent, or that he is the victim of the Internet trolling does nothing but reinforce his tremendous ego.
 
He would have to try and work from it. He's spoiled and entitled. Assuming some how Blob let him get some, she'd poo poo all the ideas making it a waste for both parties.
 
If his parents had sent him to the special school for autists, he would have been given directed teaching / coaching on life skills, how to recognize emotions in himself and in others, how to react in a socially appropriate way to things you don't like, he would have had actual friends (albeit as autistic as he is), they would have done some degree of occupational therapy, he wouldn't have been permitted to sit around playing vidya all day, so no Sonichu... Yeah, safe to say that he would have received a lot of the tools he would have needed to be marginally successful as a functioning member of society.

Then again, he's Chris, so it's highly likely that he would have managed to become every bit as much of a fuckup as he is today regardless.
 
Faulty Keurig said:
No... therapy requires that you work to make it work and Chris couldn't handle that.
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I think when he was younger he could have had help to make therapy work. As children are more susceptible and open to new ideas and being taught new things.
I think Bob and Barb ruined any chance of this for Chris though and now we just have to watch the train wreck that is Chris's life unfold.
 
No, simply because therapy would have required his parents to be on board and continue with the programme at home, and I think they've shown they would have been unwilling to do that. If they didn't want him at a special school, why would they have followed through with a therapy programme which worked on the assumption of Chris being 'special'?

With therapy and different parents? Sure, that would have helped. But therapy with Barb and Bob? I don't think it would have made a massive difference.
 
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