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Has anyone else had trouble finding a therapist because you have a sza diagnosis? I'm looking for someone, and I keep getting turned down because therapists say they can't someone with a schizoaffective dx. Same with psychiatrists especially because I'm on clozapine as well.
Today I finally found a T who said she'd do an intake and she's located almost an hour away, and even she is hesitant to take me in. |
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Same here. This is why I'm going to try the outpatient program at the hospital to see if they can help me find a t willing. ![]() Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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That's frustrating! I wonder why they would refuse someone with a sza dx?
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Because they don't have much experience with the disorder and don't believe they can help them... That's what they say, although I'm sure there's a part of them that just don't want to deal with it because it's a little tougher than other mental illnesses like depression and anxiety and people without any mental illness at all. |
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Maybe they feel like it is more economical to just let people keep taking medication.
As a side note, Freud didn't think that his talk therapy would work with someone with psychosis but just people with neurosis ( depression and anxiety etc.) Since then there have been some doctors that have had success with psychotherapy and psychosis. E.J. Kempf for one. |
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Weird because the place I go through accepts patients who have sza. I had 2 therapists through them and I fired one because she was always late on me and I couldn't stand her, she didn't quite understand where I was coming from and kept trying to push her book on me. Frankly I want a therapist I can talk to about anything which I have now. I have the Bipolar type and she's good about everything.
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