Therapy

JerseyMom
on 5/10/06 2:58 am - Pequannock, NJ
Jen: Thanks so much for replying. I am so glad that your person is working out for you. And...I understand about the stigma of seeing someone. I know it was sophomoric in my thinking but sometimes I felt like I 'failed' by going. Like I could not handle things on my own and needed help. I do not feel that way anymore and am no longer embarrassed to tell people that I go. I really like the man I see...maybe *I* am just no good at this. Or maybe I want my depression to go away TODAY! I have a 13-year history of it so, really, it's about time I saw someone, huh?? Thanks again! Jersey Mom
JupiterJones
on 5/10/06 11:43 am - Denver, CO
My "failing" is a ton of what we talk about...that and having to turn to other people for help...I want to do it all myself. Slowly I'm learning that I can't. Don't rule out medication either. It can make a huge difference too. Jen
JerseyMom
on 5/10/06 9:39 pm - Pequannock, NJ
Hey Jen: I have been on Wellbutrin for over three years. I could not imagine my life without it. Have a great day...and thanks again! Jersey Mom
krjanet
on 5/10/06 7:49 am - Sarasota, FL
I don't think of going to therapy has a stigma attached to it. The place I would has an EAP program and allow for 6 free therapy visits a year. My co pay for the therapist is only $10.50. Where can I go and ***** and complain to someone without worry it will get around to others for that price. I think that it would be silly not to use all resouces available.
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