My psychologist keeps asking if i have seen my psychiatrist and keeps bringing up the topic of medication which he knows i am not allowed to take it and now he has said he wants me to come more often for a while what does this mean?

[ThingWithFeathers]

It might mean that he thinks you need more support at this time.

[ChipperMonkey]

Why are you not allowed to take medication?

Originally Posted by ChipperMonkey

Why are you not allowed to take medication?

Because the things in my head wont let me and will do bad things. And they say it will hurt me.

[kecanoe]

Originally Posted by ThingWithFeathers

It might mean that he thinks you need more support at this time.

agree. t is being nice and caring about you and wanting to help.

[divine1966]

He wants you to take the Meds because you are saying there are things in your head. Why don't you try, see if helps. His job is to find treatment for you

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[Argonautomobile]

I hope one of these days you're in a place where you can try medication, like your psychologist thinks you should. I think it would bring you enormous relief.

I also think medication could really help you. Your T just wants what is best for you.

[AllHeart]

Originally Posted by eden1515

Because the things in my head wont let me and will do bad things. And they say it will hurt me.

What if you fought back against that thing in your head and tried medication? And then what if that medication worked well enough to make that thing in your head disappear??

Originally Posted by AllHeart

What if you fought back against that thing in your head and tried medication? And then what if that medication worked well enough to make that thing in your head disappear??

That is not an option for many reasons firstly I used to take medication from the ages of 3-9 and the things in my head did not leave then either they have been there my whole life and I don't believe they will ever leave secondly I cannot fight them that would be very bad not just for me but for other people also I physically can't take the medication I can't even touch it even the thought makes me want to rip out my organs and stab them if someone forced it down my throat I would spend the next month throwing up to make sure it was not inside of me if someone injected it into me I would chop off the limb because I could not have it in my body. I cannot take it it is not even about what I want I literally can't. I can't even explain it properly but it completely repulses me it just can't be in my body it can't.

[kecanoe]

Originally Posted by eden1515

That is not an option for many reasons firstly I used to take medication from the ages of 3-9 and the things in my head did not leave then either they have been there my whole life and I don't believe they will ever leave secondly I cannot fight them that would be very bad not just for me but for other people also I physically can't take the medication I can't even touch it even the thought makes me want to rip out my organs and stab them if someone forced it down my throat I would spend the next month throwing up to make sure it was not inside of me if someone injected it into me I would chop off the limb because I could not have it in my body. I cannot take it it is not even about what I want I literally can't. I can't even explain it properly but it completely repulses me it just can't be in my body it can't.

I wish my t would say I need more sessions! I'd do it in a heartbeat.

Originally Posted by kecanoe

I wish my t would say I need more sessions! I'd do it in a heartbeat.

i am not full of money

[skat]

I agree with others that your therapist is trying to help you. Taking meds can be scary at first but they are very helpful when you find the right combination.

I don't think there is a "right combination"

[divine1966]

You took Meds at 3??? What Meds do they prescribe to such young kids!!!

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[Mygrandjourney]

Originally Posted by eden1515

I don't think there is a "right combination"

Your experience as an adult with medications can be greatly different (and hopefully much better) than those you had as a child. If the medications seem to be making things worse for you, you can always stop them.

Originally Posted by divine1966

You took Meds at 3??? What Meds do they prescribe to such young kids!!!

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I was on cipramill for a while I think it is an older antidepressant the doctor who gave them to me said he didn't know what would happen but he had a hunch so basically I was experimented on a little. If I had seen that doctor eairler I am sure I would have been on meds by the time I was 1.

Originally Posted by Mygrandjourney

Your experience as an adult with medications can be greatly different (and hopefully much better) than those you had as a child. If the medications seem to be making things worse for you, you can always stop them.

I doubt they would let me but they would already have done their damage by then so there is really no point starting them.

[divine1966]

Omg I have never heard of 3-years-old taking anti depressants. Are you sure that's what it was???

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Cipramil Tablets - Consumer Medicines Information - myDr.com.au Yes I am sure it says it is an SSRI

[divine1966]

Originally Posted by eden1515

Cipramil Tablets - Consumer Medicines Information - myDr.com.au Yes I am sure it says it is an SSRI

If you scroll down Your link specifically states that it's not given to children younger than 18. Yet you said you were taking it at age 3.

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Originally Posted by divine1966

If you scroll down Your link specifically states that it's not given to children younger than 18. Yet you said you were taking it at age 3.

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I was given it at that age because i was unable to go to school and do basic activities i am NOT lying and i am offended you think that it was not usual but i am NOT lying

Why is it no one ever give me the benefit of the doubt and believes me not in real life not here I actually rarely lie I will often withhold or omit certain details but actually on this site I have never actually told a lie

[junkDNA]

isnt it illegal to give young children anti-depressants?

[emijec]

Hmm... maybe the psych wants to see you more in order to provide more counseling since meds aren't an option.