
Nov 05, 2015, 10:27 AM
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Member Since: Apr 2013
Location: Ontario Land
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Originally Posted by rcat
At my (outpatient at the hospital) activity, walking and yoga groups, the coversation is dumbed down to - I'm sorry I sound so rude - the lowest common denominator. We talk about basically tv, Walmart, and celebrities. Any attempt I make to change the subject to a little more heady stuff (such as upcoming Remembrance Day) is met with confusion.
It is similar at my Support Group. Obviously conversation is about our feelings and experiences but before and afterwards we engage in chit chat. I don't want to hear about children being constipated, Dungeons and Dragons, and finger nail polish.
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Yikes, that is brutal. I feel for you. Walmart??? What is there to discuss?
Have you looked into social groups that have nothing to do with psychiatry/mental illness? What about taking a university class for mature students? What about joining a book club?
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