Will I ever be strong enough for psychotherapy? - - psychotherapy of pleurisy
He had a mental illness for 14 years - was the treatment and CBT therapy and that some hospitals. It took 2 citations refer to psychotherapy - both times, they decided I was not ready or strong enough for a few sessions. Why is this so?
Thursday, February 18, 2010
- Psychotherapy Of Pleurisy Will I Ever Be Strong Enough For Psychotherapy?
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How do you feel about your feelings with someone? The therapist can be easier for a family member, because they are impartial and do not attribute blame or say something that has not happened. But it requires a certain level of trust and camaradarie with the person. I saw three different people. A man, a psychiatrist who my medication prescribles and two clinical social workers, women, specializing in the treatment of PTSD. I did well with them, and I learned a lot. Did you like one of these therapists? Can you see, enter into negotiations with them? If so, call back, the longer felt comfortable and make an appointment. Ask him why he did not believe that he is ready, and say what you think. If you need assistance, the need to "Let It Out & quot, need to know that we do not lose the therapy is a good tool.
If you do not like one of these therapists, call your Online Community Mental Health Access and ask for a refund. They speak confidentially to someone who is a professional, and can refer to a person with the background and know-how to work with you.
My best wishes for you. I hope you have a good day today. Take care.
Not sure, but psychotherapy can result in the disclosure must be free and open to the psychologist or therapist. It is the only problem I see with him. I hope you feel better.
May God bless you.
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