One major dilemma that exists within mental health care is the concurrence of both “undertreatment” as well as “overtreatment” of mental disorders. The overtreatment of mental illnesses is encouraged by increasing the market of pharmaceutical industries. Over treatment can arise from several situations, an example being, a health professional may “create” a disease from mild and normal symptoms (PLOS). This phenomenon is especially relevant in mental health, as there is typically no visual evidence of physiological diseases. This dilemma can further be portrayed through the widespread overdiagnosis of ADHD among children. The US Centers for Disease Control has estimated the nearly 6.4 million children between the ages of 4 to 17 have been diagnosed
