Should I go to a psychologist?
Does it actually help? I've always been a passionate person but as of lately I've been having some really bad anger issues resurface. Mostly towards my parents, but it's starting to trickle down in other aspects of my life (work,friends & odd food cravings).
I prefer to keep my business to myself, that's why I don't go to my friends to vent. My immediate family is very close minded & I hate having conversations with them. I'm a little skeptic if a psychologist would actually help me. Has anyone ever went to one? If so, did you find it to help or heal faster?
I prefer to keep my business to myself, that's why I don't go to my friends to vent. My immediate family is very close minded & I hate having conversations with them. I'm a little skeptic if a psychologist would actually help me. Has anyone ever went to one? If so, did you find it to help or heal faster?
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by YogaBrudder on -
Wow, what a compliment coming from you!!
Yesss.
-
Permalink Reply by LivingOnLard on -
Im laughing my head off
-
Permalink Reply by Rawgreengoddess on -
ahhh big love YB...thats a huge step X
-
Permalink Reply by Rawgreengoddess on
-
anytime Danny...and journalling is the best have been doing it for years...just thought today,what will happen when im dead and people find these journals,that could be all revealing hmmm,lol..best to you and warmest hugs :)
-
Permalink Reply by Jasmine.green on -
Full disclosure - I work as a therapist.
Yes, therapy helps.
But you should know that the value of it can't be described by the speed of the healing process or whether you're looking or seeming perfect. Therapy is about coming to terms and coming back to life from a state that can be like frostbite. It's amazing how in this society one can ignore one's issues or walk around with festering wounds and no one would look twice or even encourage you to do anything different. But why would you want to live like that?
Just choose your therapist carefully and you'll be fine!
-
Permalink Reply by Elise on -
A friend of mine has had issues with her parents since childhood, she tried everything including numerous counseling sessions, hypnosis etc etc. She then did a two day intensive program called ‘the breakthrough experience’ and now she’s a changed woman. She has absolutely no more anger, resentment, guilt etc...all gone!! She did explain it to me but it’s a little too complex to go into detail on here. I’m sure you can google it as its based on John Demartini's work or you can msg me if you want more details :o) It is pricey but apparently well worth it, I cant believe the difference in my friend she seems so ‘free’ now.
-
Permalink Reply by YogaBrudder on
-
Hi Elise,
I take it that the high price is gladly refunded if it "doesn't take".
-
Permalink Reply by Elise on
-
Hey yogabrudder I havent done it so I'm not sure, but from what my friend was telling me they keep working on you until you get the 'breakthrough'. I dont see why they wouldnt give you a refund if it doesnt work but i guess thats something that whoever’s contemplating doing it will need to be ask. xx
-
Permalink Reply by YogaBrudder on
-
Was being rhetorical.
I'm afraid refunds are usually out of the question.
As a bodyworker, I would keep working on someone til I broke through, but to not get paid, that is asking a lot. I do work for free sometimes, though, and trade. I am paying for a massage tomorrow.
I was being cynical about the psychology/counseling profession (and just about everything else, ha-ha).
-
Permalink Reply by Elise on
-
oh haha that went straight over my head lol...Bodyworker? that sounds interesting
-
Permalink Reply by YogaBrudder on
-
Yah Babe, a bodyworker - as in massage therapist.
Received a massage today, one hour, i loved it.
Latest Activity
That was the diet I did last year when I was totally raw. I did lose weight but I also lost muscle, so I ended up kind of skinny/flabby.
I do better on very low sugar/starch, higher fat and moderate protein (with lots of greens). I do eat animal p...
Would love to but all of that stuff is way too expensive. I was looking around at organic mattress websites and I noticed that the vast majority of mattresses are made by the Amish. So I was wondering if a trip to Amishtown would result in discoun...
Here in NZ lots of people are now growng vegs on their little patches of ground around their home. A really great spin off of this current economy thingy. There are workshops for everything to do with gardens, worm farms, etc etc. A great environm...
Those guides are too good, there is so much of information about india and the happenings in them
enjoy
A group for anyone into gardening or growing their own food
No agave?
this is what I did most of the time
but since this job thing came in my life it has totally changed
valley of flowers in himalayas is a very beautiful place - in some yogis in their books wrote that the valley is kind of magical, anybody goes th...
Hey, you might like it. Everyone's taste buds are different. I hate mushrooms too.
so sweet
Are there places to go where they have dancing and possibly no drinking or is it like a western club scene there?
Thankyou for posting this Rama!
I have had the privilege of eating an awful lot of fancy, gourmet raw desserts. This dish is still one of my all-time favorites.
I was thinking about getting it because it is supposed to prevent cancer and possibly cure cancer.
try it and see :o)
That is a beautiful video Rama! Do you get out in nature like that much?
I know =)
Community by WLIR:
© 2009 Created by Dhrumil
