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#26
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Hmm, I think I know about 4 people who were or are in therapy.
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#27
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if you are asking if we know people who’ve been in
therapy for years versus short term, it’s again not something people announce and/or something hard to determine what’s long term. I’ve known my t for 5 years. I used to see her every month, then bimonthly. This year I saw her twice in February for bereavement help. I did not have time after that. She called me few times this spring asking how I am doing. Unfortunately I had another death in a family and saw her again this past week and will see her tomorrow. I likely won’t see her for at least few months after or maybe more. No my inner life doesn’t really change but I have someone to run things by especially when facing grief and I don’t have specific mental health concerns, more like life concerns that come popping up. My husband saw a therapist regularly years ago for help with Tourettes symptoms/learning strategies to manage it and OCD. It was extremely helpful. He then didn’t feel he needed it for years. His OCD flared up lately and he’s been seeing a new t about once a month. He is on meds for OCD and might need adjustment. Or maybe not. He might continue seeing this t for a long time who knows. Again who knows how many people see t for years as people might not tell it to others. My husband tells everyone everything including about therapy lol but many people would keep it a secret |
#28
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A lot. Maybe 15-20 for sure, more than that if I count people who mentioned therapy multiple times across years but who I don't specifically know were in therapy for more than a year at a time. I'm sure there are a lot of factors that go into it, both the number of people who are actually in therapy and the number who are open with me about it.
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