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Old May 01, 2011, 12:44 PM
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There's a movie called "Numb" that has Matthew Perry in it and I thought it was really good. It's about a man who has depression and seeks out therapy to try to "cure" him of his depression and I was really moved by the movie.
i actually own this movie...i didnt think anyone else in the world had seen it! he actually has depersonalization, and i also think its a great movie!

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Old May 01, 2011, 12:46 PM
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I LOVE The King's Speech! If you take Bertie's stuttering and move a bit past to the point where the words get totally stuck and nothing comes out, that movie shows exactly how I feel and act!

Prince of Tides was okay- l love Barbra's willingness to tackle the subject, but some scenes triggered my mutism for about a week.
i often view barbara's performance in prince of tides as a lesson in what NOT to do....and not just because she sleeps with him
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Old May 01, 2011, 01:22 PM
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i often view barbara's performance in prince of tides as a lesson in what NOT to do....and not just because she sleeps with him
Yeah, but he wasn't her patient! I'm sure psychiatrists with critically-ill hospitalized patients might get to know a member of the family better, especially back "then". It was a 1986 novel about an earlier experience. . . And it wasn't like it was her patient's spouse or father? "Just" a brother.

I'm not condoning it, but I think it worked extremely well for the book/movie, made it more "human" to have how family dynamics and interaction are important and how "human" the psychiatrist was, with family problems of her own, etc. In the end they both did the "right" thing I think.
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Old May 01, 2011, 04:16 PM
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"sharing the secret" is a really good film about eating disorders, has scenes of therapy in it also.
One of my favorites, it makes me cry every time I watch it.

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i actually own this movie...i didnt think anyone else in the world had seen it! he actually has depersonalization, and i also think its a great movie!
That's the word! I was thinking depression wasn't it, but couldn't remember exactly what he had. Very good movie.
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Old May 01, 2011, 10:25 PM
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Can't believe that no one has mentioned anything that Dr. Drew Pinsky has done. He now has a show on HLN (Dr. Drew show) so I get 5 hours of him per week. He doesn't resemble my therapist in any way (physically), but he is such an empathic, sensitive guy. Everytime I see him, reminds me of my therapist. I just wish my therapist was into touch like he is. Course, then I'd never get over my erotic transference issues
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Old May 02, 2011, 04:50 AM
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My very favorite movie of all time is "What About Bob?". I'm friend's with a married couple who are like parents to me, both of which are psychiatrists, and in that movie Richard Dreyfuss reminds me of the husband. I often told them that if their clients ever wondered what they were like at home I would tell them they were two big goobers, because they were. So funny!

Another great therapy movie that stars my top favorite actress, Meryl Streep, is called Prime. It's funny, sweet, a tiny bit sad, but an all around great movie. Is it weird that I watched that movie on my computer not too long ago and went through the whole movie and wrote down each time stamp of all the therapy sessions so that I can just get right to those scenes and spare myself the rest of the moie? :-D I'm might be a little obsessed with therapy. LOL!

If you haven't seen or heard of Prime it stars Meryl Streep as the therapist and Uma Thurman as her client. The writer/director's mom is a therapist. It made me love the movie even more.
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Oh yeah! Meryl Streep sees a therapist in "It's Complicated" too, to decide if she should get back together with her old husband. Absolutely cringe-worthy scene but so good!!!!!!!
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Old May 02, 2011, 10:57 AM
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Sharing the Secret is one of my favorite movies.
I wish it was on tv more often.
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I wrote down all the titles people have listed and ordered them from the library for when theres nothing else to do ,watching ordinary people right now.
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I wrote down all the titles people have listed and ordered them from the library for when theres nothing else to do ,watching ordinary people right now.
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yeah, i know, i feel like i HAVE to watch what about bob now..
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Old May 08, 2011, 10:52 AM
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yeah, i know, i feel like i HAVE to watch what about bob now..
i dont think anyone can go wrong watching What About Bob! i loved LONG before i thought i might be a therapist. lol
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Old May 08, 2011, 10:59 AM
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Can't believe that no one has mentioned anything that Dr. Drew Pinsky has done. He now has a show on HLN (Dr. Drew show) so I get 5 hours of him per week. He doesn't resemble my therapist in any way (physically), but he is such an empathic, sensitive guy. Everytime I see him, reminds me of my therapist. I just wish my therapist was into touch like he is. Course, then I'd never get over my erotic transference issues
Oh my, I LOVEEEEEEEEEEE Dr Drew! I actually just bought "Cracked", written by him, which is about him treating addicts at his Pasadena clinic. It is an awesome read, but he is so candid about his own "rescuer" mentality.
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Old May 08, 2011, 09:17 PM
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Sharing the Secret is one of my favorite movies.
I wish it was on tv more often.
you can watch this in parts on youtube...it is a great movie huh! I had never seen it before tonight and i was so in to the movie i was aware of my surroundings at all. lol
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