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LondonCalling | Contributor | Last message last year

Convince me that councelling will help

I'm the primary support for my adult daughter who has BPD and complex PTSD. I'm also the focus of her 'I love you - I hate you' BPD behaviour. The single biggest stressor in my life, by far, is being screamed at by her - often continously for 5 minutes or

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benji2705 | Contributor | Last message last year

Miscommunication - Help please!

I've had another morning where I'm trying everything I can to reassure my partner about something. He's told me he is in a spiral about something and im trying to validate, show understanding, work with him on solutions to make him feel more comforta

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mazza3 | Contributor | Last message last year

Carer support

Hi all, I'm supporting an adult child and I am hoping to connect with other parents in a similar position. Mazza3

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maui50 | New Contributor | Last message last year

Support and resources

Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me or point me in the right direction. I'm very concerned about a family member in NSW who has over many years shown signs of mental health distress but now seems to have reached a crisis point. All our family is overs

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Banjomum1- | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Offering support

HiI just joined today. I'm not a veteran but just a woman who is very sensitive and empathetic to the plight of veterans, knowing it can be a very lonely existence with the weight of emotion that comes with serving.Here if you need to talk 😊

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Bonnie3 | New Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Newbie supporting my partner

Hi, new here,I'm looking for ways to support my partner while he cares for his adult son who has been recently diagnosed with a psychosis. His son has started medication and has a review with his doctor soon. In the meantime my partner is taking turn

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