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Anyone have any ideas what I should talk about in therapy tomorrow?I'm completely at a loss.I've done a verbal diarrhoea of all my problems so far and now I've run out of problems that I'm williing to divulge and I have no idea what to talk about. I
After being without work for 8 months I now have 3 projects on the go. I'm very excited. I just hope the arousal won't make me psychotic and spoil the good fortune. I'm difficult to work with when I'm unwell... I email at 3 AM... send bombardments
Hi Im new here. Sorry if Im posting in the wrong section.Ive been dealing with mental illness for years. Anxiety and depression and ocd at firsr. After having copious amounts of counseling and being hooked up with an amazing Psych team. It was discovered
I spent 3 weeks in hospital in September due to severe depression & anxiety & self harm thoughts. I came out a new person putting the structure & techniques I learnt into real life. I stopped drinking took up a gym membership, ate healthy, wen
Do people think they will 'recover' from BPD or do you see it as a lifelong condition? What do you see as recovery? I am am in two minds about this and would be interested to know what others think....
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hi everyone,im going to see a male therapist for the first time on monday and i am not completly comfortable with it but he is the only one availble for what i need. i know its for only 2-3 sessions and i can have someone come in with me but im still upre
@BlueBay and I have written a lot about how our mothers treated us - both of us have had different experiences And I know there are other people here with similar experiences So Bay and I have decided to discuss that and because threads do
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