Question by : How to ask my parents if i can have counselling?
it is awkward because they think im happy. my parents are judgemental im only 14. they will worry about me. i really want counselling help! thanks in advance

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Answer by Love You
“Mom. Dad. Can I have counseling?”

Thats how you ask

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Motivating tips to students and parents – In this video, Dr. Nivedita giving tips to the students and their parents on how to prepare effectively for exams. The tips have proved very effective for bo…

 

Little Jem ride drops in to Tathra

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Question by : What’s “bad counseling” ?
What would you consider “bad counseling”? Have you ever had an experience with a counselor/therapist/psychiatrist where you thought: “hey, that was pretty bad!” ??
Thank-you both for your answers… Are some counselors purposely ‘bad’ to keep buisness going, perhaps? The best counselor I had was free of charge and it has me wondering…

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Answer by Shefali Batra MD
Bad counseling is the opposite of ‘god counseling’. A good counselor helps the client to help him or herself. A bad counselor may not be able to address the core problem and side track the main issue. Bad counselors may get judgmental and offer their own personal opinions and beliefs. They may not use the counselor pre requisites of empathy, positive regard for clients and they may not be able to help them to help themselves. They may also arouse dependence in their clients and it may be a technique to raise their own self esteem through the dependence.
Beware of bad counselors!
I’m a psychiatrist and counselor myself so I am aware of the theory behind being bad!

Question by cats: What Is Your Opinion Of “Celebrity Rehab” On VH1?

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Lindsay Lohan's friends worried about her?

Filed under: alcohol rehabs

The 27-year-old actress has an infamous history with rehabs as she has sought the facility's help several times for her alcohol and drug addiction, reported Radar Online. "This is terrible news and so bad for Lindsay's sobriety. It's a really bad sign …
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Question by : Skipping stages of grief?
Is there some kind of mental disorder that makes it so that I get over ‘grief’ or sad things like death fast?

http://grief.com/the-five-stages-of-grief/

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance…. I go straight to acceptance.

Then I was thinking about it and I really “grieve” when someone is sick…
I try to deny they are sick, I say that maybe if I could do something and it would help (Not Bargaining with “god” though.), I get sad (though I still go on with my own life), but as soon as they die I simply accept it.

Is there something weird or strange? It kinda worries me when I’m the only one not depressed or sad/crying.

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Answer by Emily
It’s okay. My dad died when I was 10 and I had this big gap in between bargaining and depression the gap lasted 2 years I was just numb I guess.. All I know is it takes time.

 

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Residential Center Leaders Meet in San Francisco

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Phil Errico responds to Marin's question about dealing with drugs in residential treatment centers. Photo by Victor Valle. Phil Errico, residential director at Bonnie Brae, talked about the power of instilling support and interest groups in the residences.
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Medina OH Alcohol Drug Rehab Announces Updated Residential Treatment …

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Medina OH Alcohol Drug Rehab is pleased to announce that it is now offering an updated and expanded residential treatment program for residents in Medina. What residential treatment can do is provide a healing and nurturing environment where learning …
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Question by : Wondering if I have bipolar depression?
I’ve been feeling suicidal and self-harming for quite a while now, and a friend told me that I might be suffering from bipolar depression. After a while, my feeling of suicidal-ness would leave and I’d feel perfectly fine again.

My last “episode” had me crying uncontrollably, with raging thoughts of mostly suicide. It lasted for half an hour, I think?

This has been happening for a few times and I’m wondering if these could be symptoms of bipolar depression? I’ve been taking some online tests to determine if I do have bipolar depression and so far, all my test results are positive.

I’m going to consult a specialist about this soon, but I’m also wondering if this is all just hormones? I’m still in my early teenage years so I’m wondering if this is just puberty haha. Please help! Thanks.