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Originally Posted by rainyday107
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I think therapy is COMPLEX, which is why I started this thread. Complex is good! There is no right or wrong answer, or a one-size-fits-all treatment for a patient/client. For me, that currently is no-T for me.
My interest was mainly in discussing why you decided not being in therapy was best for you and what other forms of healing/mental health management you use in lieu of a T. I'm open to broader discussion related to being non-T, too.
. . . I dont want to cause discord.
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Thanks very much for starting this thread. And it occurred to me, too late, that some people don't like to have only incomplete parts of their posts quote, so I'm sorry if my doing that concerns you.
Yes, I agree, therapy is complex. I'm in the process, I think, of going no-T, against my T's current preferences, I think, but it seems to me like I may finally have the self-confidence (and "better" sense of self) to be able to do that. Which may then mean, in my case, no more need for T? We'll see.
I've also been helped a lot by discissions here online and some in-person peer support which is fortunately available at no cost where I live.
Spirituality seems also important but I haven't yet found a place to "land" so to speak -- the religion I grew up in doesn't quite fit and though I find value in several others I don't yet feel comfortable in any one community. But maybe that's something I long for that is not required. I long for belonging just generally, as part of the issues that I had.