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rough time

rough time

is anyone around to talk to atm

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Thinking about studying again @MDT

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Sounds like a plan @outlander

Now have you done your self-care activity for tonight - and yes I am sounding like an annoying mother lol

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what you thinking of studying @outlander ?

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Lol yes i had a shower and had a cup of tea while watching bbt @Zoe7 I knew that was coming somehow you dont forget do you lol

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@MDT i done a course last year but hve since lost the certificate. I think pops thrown it out by accident and when i contacted the supervisor she no longer runs it and because i didnt run through an institute i dont have a way of getting it back or any recognition for it so am thinking of redoing the course through tafe

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Gotta keep you on your toes @outlander lol

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Lol @Zoe7 then yes i have stuck to it all day and even had a productive chat which wasnt on the list! The only thinf i hadnt done was search for psychologists today but felt i needed abit of a break but its on the list for tomorrow

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good thinking @outlander

Is that in nursing?

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Sometimes a break is as good as a holiday @outlander - taking a bit of that pressure off yourself to search can help you re-focus another day. Goodluck with the search tomorrow.

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@outlander

I've been meaning to suggest something to you regarding your search for a pyschologist. If you have a largeish University near you, and they run pyschology or counselling courses, they often have a clinic for the public to attend at a very low cost. Usually the students are postgraduate. The cost is often about $20 or less. You don't need the MHCP or a referral from a GP. Just ring and book, or email. The only down side would be you won't have a designated therapist long term. You might see someone for a month, six weeks or a couple of months, and then you would see someone else. I understand it might be a bit unsettling, but I doubt you would have to start again each time as they have your notes. It could be a temporary measure until something more permanent comes along.

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