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Old Nov 16, 2015, 12:00 AM
DechanDawa DechanDawa is offline
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Originally Posted by Crypts_Of_The_Mind View Post
It was called "experiential therapy" here is his link as he explains it

Jerusalem Psychologist - Dr. Rafael Richman, Ph.D. Psychotherapist in Jerusalem, German Colony In-person and online counseling and therapy

But because his office is based in Jerusalem - even though he does services online my insurance wouldn't allow it. I did get the opportunity to discuss with him tho a bit (free of charge) and he is rather good.

I was truly considering giving up trying to get better at all back then - and just seeing that there are other techniques besides CBT helped me find hope again, and let me search for a way again.
Okay, so I looked this up. Experiential therapy, that is. It probably wouldn't be anything I would benefit from. I'm not too interested in emotional content. I just want to be more adaptive, which is why I like cognitive behavioral and dialectical therapies. One of my main problems is that I don't do well with change and transition, and I have a lot of change going on in my life right now. Also, thanks for the essential oils information. I have used them in the past and considered them supportive rather than transforming tools. The incense I got is from an Ayurvedic company and can be trusted. Most incense is created using blends, but if the company is reputable then you know it's okay. Mainly, cheap incense should not be trusted, I think. Same with essential oils.
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