MaggieSenior Contributor
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From unworthy to self acceptance
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Re: From unworthy to self acceptance
@MaggieI like his manner and accent ... stuff to think about
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@jamesle2015For some reason I wondered if you would like this therapist. At least give you ideas re other approaches... and maybe if online is a thing, there may be more options as you would not be restricted by area .... not sure ... anyhow hello.
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jamesle2015Senior Contributor
Re: From unworthy to self acceptance
I'll have a look 🙂
I have been thinking - what happens to dependent agoraphobics who can't
get back to 'normal' and live independently?
What happens when the main 'carer' or person they depend on is not around any more?