Experiences with

Psychotherapy

Many subsequent years of psychotherapy. Even now unable to come to terms with the invasion of personal space. EDIT. Please see this in the light of the humorous intent with which it was intended.

This is also known as Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic Therapy or general psychotherapy. The goal of this treatment is to achieve insight into the underlying nature of the presenting problem.

You can learn more about it here: https://www.apa.org/topics/psychotherapy/emdr-therapy-ptsd 💙 Andrea

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/lifespan-perspectives/202106/can-therapy-be-harmful Treatments that are powerful enough to heal inevitably have risks, including counseling and psychotherapy. Research about the harmful effects of therapy is insufficient.

Had some much psychotherapy that I am running out of counselors. Am currently on my fourth week of TMS which I had to fight to have approved by my insurance carrier. No social support group and no family left and almost no finances.

move ahead in life to prepare with my life but all these physical ,mental emotional and upbringing time leaves little time I am going thru psychotherapy but not able to move ahead in life those who are going thru same condition can get in touch so that we can have emotional ventilation

On top of psychotherapy I need to treat these symptoms with medication. The medication is helpful but obviously not perfect which I don't expect it to be. I just feel stuck. I'm currently increasing my Venlafaxine to 112.5mg and decreasing my Quetiapine to 175mg.

I've already been through more than forty years of Psychotherapy! I worked so hard in therapy, sometimes going three times a week. I've also tried bodywork, NLP, re-birthing, Radix, and many other forms of healing. I suffer from Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Major Depression.

I’ve also completed speech therapy and psychotherapy (over 2 years), all with no lasting improvement.

The overall prevalence of meditation adverse events (8.3%) is similar to those reported for psychotherapy practice in general.

It's really helpful and important to confirm progress at therapy This is a fragment from my diary Sorry for grammar mistakes, English is not my native language My OCD comes from narcissistic abuse by family members, especially my mom And now then I'm doing a loooot of self work and psychotherapy

I have taken CBT and psychotherapy. Boy and I practicing the CBT tools now! Lol

I have asked to have more psychotherapy to try to accept this illness. It's in the process. I also asked to participate to another course of Pain Management. I am still waiting for an answer.. Do you feel like sharing your experience on how did you manage to grieve your old self?

I was researching psychiatrists and i found a nice lady in university city that specialises in anxiety and has even studied psychotherapy. But i need to ask my doctor for insurance so i can visit this doctor tomorrow without having to pay (i don't even know if mom paid my insurance).

I have weekly psychotherapy sessions, and I'm awaiting some EDMR therapy too. I'm tempted to contact the local Perinatal mental health team again, see if they have any advice for preconception anxiety after PPP? Thanks for reading x

I have had psychiatric treatment with medication and psychotherapy that has kept me well enough. During my treatment about 7 years ago I was put on Lithium, a powerful mood stabiliser and antipsychotic.

I have had quite a bit of therapy in the past (psychotherapy, CBT, Psychotherapy group, Drama and Music therapy), but that was all over 10 years ago and more recently I have had counselling.

I prefer to find a psychiatrist who does in person psychotherapy. I did see a psychiatrist, but they just wanted to prescribe meds. Has anyone else had a bad reaction to methylprednisolone?

In fact, the complete opposite is the case and I have an on-going fight with my current GP surgery and other departments of the NHS (mainly but, not exclusively, the Psychiatric & Psychology/Psychotherapy Services, as well as the Endo Service, which are linked) as a result to: -- get my notes

nutrient dense diet with lots of vegetables, fruit, and nuts; who in their 80’s walk 5000-6000 steps a day including hills; who have good sleep hygiene with no apnea; who meditate at least occasionally and mindfully practice mindfulness throughout the day; who manage stress well, including biweekly psychotherapy