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Mh team..can they stop seeing you

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k8861
k8861

Can your therspist stop seeing u if u self harm/overdose..im really worried about this..help

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  • borderriever
    borderriever k8861

    Posted

    K8861

    Your therapist may decide that She is not suitable in treating you, or you may move on better with a different approach. There should not be anything personal in that decision.

    However have you been unresponsive to your treatment plan. You need to understand there are upwards of ten  different approaches in the treatment of Depression and Anxiety I understand. Have you failed to follow the advice given by this CPN, ETC

    BOB

    • k8861
      k8861 borderriever

      Posted

      I took their advice... but its early days..maybe 8 weeks in. I took an overdose following various accumilating events
    • borderriever
      borderriever k8861

      Posted

      It may be you will be given a new CPN 

      Good Luck

      BOB

    • MF6699
      MF6699 borderriever

      Posted

      Wow, build trust in someone just to have that ripped away by procedure....sounds like a failure on the part of the system and not the patient when I read this. 8 weeks is what about 15% of the total year? thats a pretty short amount of time to decide if a practice works.........IMO therapists  run the gambit of being complete hacks that can practice whatever they think is best even if it isn't....to decent people that want to help but the $$$$$$$ goes up the better they are. My advice is read a lot to help yourself and maybe go to group meetings to try to socialize yourself with people who deal with similar issues.  I don't know you obviously but IMO suicidal thoughts can come from deep isolation- so any kind of social immersion therapy is what I like to call it. I can provide you with some referrals for that.

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