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Old Jul 01, 2017, 09:08 PM
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I had my last day at councelling yesterday, what am i supposed to do now? I still get my depression, not as intense but it's still around. I was only there for like 3 months and they thought i didn't need help anymore. I told my therapist at first i was concerned that i was going to slip back into huge depression about a month ago, but now i'm fine not going back. I asked how do some people go for decades? she said they like to talk, which i don't like to talk and told her how awkward and uncomfortable i feel talking about my feelings and stuff and much of our time even 3 months later is spent sitting in silence.

I still feel depressed but i guess i just need to start excercising more and eating better and it will eventually go away? maybe stop being such a debbie downer. She said if i needed help still to contact the building, but i get a sense of rejection because the first month or so i was going weekly, then bi weekly, then they wanted monthly and it kinda felt like i was wasting my time and i really don't like sitting in a room silently talking about my feelings, makes me feel less of a person whining about stupid things. My thoughts also get pretty deep and pretty obsessive and i can become i guess chaotic? and pretty extreme inside my head with worstt case scenerio stuff so i can feed myself and feel worse and worse.

I also don't wanna go searching for another councellor and tell my story all over again just to be let go after a few months and go searching again only to rince and repeat...i went through i guess the worst i'm ever going to feel in my life? ended up in a hospital in on a you know what watch, and really don't wanna feel that low ever again because it felt beyond anything i've ever experienced in my life times infinity. Right now i'm feeling depressed but maybe that's due to all the caffiene i drink, the foods i eat, lack of excercise more then anything. I feel like i may fall down the same road again towards that depression but i really don't wanna start whining about everything and become a huge whiner because stuff aint going right.

Maybe i should stick to isolation tanks for mind evolution and excercise instead of talk therapy knowing it's always going to end up in a full circle.
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Old Jul 02, 2017, 08:02 AM
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If you feel yourself falling back into a deep depression you need to seek out another tdoc or call the building like they specified. I'm sorry this last one didn't work out. I went through 10-12 therapists before I found one worth her weight in gold so don't give up. She really helps me. Best wishes.
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Old Jul 02, 2017, 08:12 AM
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I actually can relate to what you're saying.. I'm sorry. I'd suggest trying another therapist. Not everyone only does 3 months of therapy. Good luck
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Old Jul 02, 2017, 10:53 AM
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Old Oct 07, 2018, 04:29 PM
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On another thread, I advised you to consider psychotherapy. Now I see that you have tried that and got very limited benefit from it. Sometimes therapists don't tell us what we most need to understand.

You are lonely. That is your problem. My heart goes out to you because that is a painful situation to be in. I've been there. Recognizing your problem might be a first step toward solving it. Instead you are mis-identifying your problem. Lack of exercise . . . Poor diet . . . Too much caffeine. No, no and no. You need connectedness to others. I don't know why therapists tend to dance around that, but they do. I wish there was more therapeutic help, specifically for persons suffering from social isolation.

Being around people at work just doesn't fulfill the human need to be connected to others . . . not usually. You're going to have to try things and be patient. There is no quick fix. Offering your talents to some cause where those talents are needed might be an excellent start. But you have to stick to it. The pay-off doesn't come quickly.
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Old Oct 07, 2018, 07:47 PM
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Many people consult therapists for much longer than 3 months
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Old Oct 08, 2018, 08:50 AM
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Three months of counseling is very short. I would seek out another therapist. The one you had didn't seem very helpful. Hugs finding a good therapist is hard to find but worth it. Hugs
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Old Oct 08, 2018, 09:34 AM
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I also would suggest looking outside of the public “system” if at all possible.... they may not be as invested in certain.. protocols.

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