I have binge eating and they wanted to admit me for inpatient therapy, but I was in the middle of my training (funded by the employment agency), so I turned it down. Would that really have helped me?
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Loading...No matter what the problem, why do people believe that therapy can solve all problems? I was in therapy for years, and no problem was really solved or improved, and the therapist didn't do much more than listen. Which didn't really help me, and many therapists are like that. People who recommend therapy for every…
I am completely mentally exhausted. I have lots of problems and a lot to put up with, like my father, mother, stepmother and everyone on my mother's side. I am with my grandmother, who I love more than anything, but my father forbids me from seeing her. I can't stand being without my family on…
Als kind wurde ich schon Mal in ein Auto geschleppt von fremden Menschen doch mein Leben wurde in letzte Sekunde gerettet. Seit dem ich klein bin habe ich angst vor Gefühlt jeden denn ich sehe. Das ist 11 Jahre her und ich habe trotzdem immer noch Angst vor Gefühl jedem. Auf der Straße hab ich…
I'm thinking about making a leaf salad with spinach or adding spinach to my paella/pizza. What's the healthiest way? Fried in a pan with rice (add it at the end?) or baked on pizza? Or just raw.
And what about butter? What can you substitute for butter? How important is the dosage?
How should we know if it had helped you at the time?🤷 ♀️
In the end, a therapy, whether stationary or outpatient, only does what if the patient is ready to reflect and work on himself. You miss both in your questions at least. That’s why I just don’t think it’s gonna get you something. Take care of the training.
You seem to have neurological deficits. There are special points of contact so that therapy is possible and realistic for you. Perhaps you feel so well that you can make progress at your pace. Because therapy does not bring anything if it is not suitable.
Okay.