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Old Jul 18, 2018, 03:12 PM
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Hey all,

I'm considering taking a break from therapy, which I've started last month for something that I've put in a corner of my mind for over 10 years. My therapist is lovely and does find the words to help me see things from a more positive angle. I want to keep this short, so let's get to it. Over last week, for the very first time, I've seen what happened to me all these years ago from a completely different angle, and although I'm glad I've gained understanding, it was also extremely painful, to the extent that I was unable to go to work for 2 days and a half. I was having panic attacks where I cried a lot, feeling nauseous etc...didnt experience these in a very long time.
During my time off work, I've seen T and it helped tremendously. I know that I've got a long road ahead, but I feel that I want to take a break from therapy for a few weeks. To sort of give me some time to get back on track, to regain that spark I had before last week. On the other hand, continuing with therapy could be what I need to help me through this..I dont know, I'm confused. What do you think I should do?
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Old Jul 19, 2018, 02:34 PM
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Try a small break, like a week, see how that goes... if you do ok, you can take a longer break

Remember, you can always return when you are ready.
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Old Jul 19, 2018, 05:04 PM
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You know yourself best. If you think you need to do that to regain stability than by all means do it. There is no therapeutic benefit to overwhelming yourself.
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