If I tell my therapist that I am gravely concerned about the lack of help I am receiving, is it correct to say
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therapy can take quite a long time.  u probably have had these thoughts and feelings before u saw your therapist and managed to survive   i know it is hard, and difficult for you   if you think you are going to "do something stupid" tell your therapist, and perhaps they can suggest something for you in between sessions, perhaps a help century or something like that  hang in there, and good luck i agree with the first comment from chickpower
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well i'd tell them u have serious issues and u need pyshological help!
538234
No.  You are beyond help.\n\nYour life is over.
89617
You sound as though you need help.  Do you have a teacher you can confide in?  Perhaps Child Services can help also.
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Depends on how serious I think that person is. If she/he sounds pretty serious to me, if I think it is a cry for help else than being a joke then I would get her/him to a professional. But if it is just depression talking I would try to cheer that person up and make him/her see how beautiful life is and death is not.
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That's easy!  All you have to do is make an appointment with your physician (your normal practitioner will do just fine) and explain to him that you just haven't been feeling 'right'.  You do not have to go into detail about what is going on in your life, but he or she may ask you questions about your recent eating and sleeping habits, how long you havent been feeling right, things of that nature.  Don't be surprised or offended if they ask you if you have thought about hurting yourself or anyone else.  They have to ask that to make sure that you are okay.  Just be honest with your doctor, and he or she will most likely give you a referral to a psychologist or therapist.  Once you get that, it is important to make your appointments and keep them.  Going to a psychologist or therapist isnt like going to a normal doctor.  You will most likely find it to be a more comfortable setting in which you can really explain in detail whats bothering you, and he or she can help you through it.  You may also be referred to a psychiatrist, which is no big deal really because sometimes it is they who are able to make the best clinical diagnosis of any problems that you may be facing, such as a major depressive episode.  The most important thing to remember is not to be sacred or apprehensive... These people are there to help you help yourself. =)
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it means you need someone to help you through a situation.\nsomeone that you can talk to about your problems because they are becoming to much for you to handle alone.\n\nIT could also mean that you need counseling.
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no1 but u yourselfcan help u ./ first of all .. say that u dunt need help.. coz if u feel helplesss then only u will b down .. believe in ur self ur abilities and mark ur goals .. achieve thme and work hard .. God bless u amen ... \nbe motivated internally .. or else it will b hard in life for u
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are you kidding me? of course you need to let someone know how you feel ESPECIALLY if both know there is no future, AND obviously if there is no future and both know that, then i guess both know what kind of feelings it is, or what kind of feelings missing.
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If you give some specific details about what you are haveing problems with, I may be able to help
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If you have to ask someone about this topics, I think chances are that the individual does not care about you enough.  You seem to be insecure about this which may indicate that you have self-esteem issues also.\n\nIf you feel that you are being treated poorly, you need to let your partner know how you expect to be treated.
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SEEK PROFESIONAL HELP SOON
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therapy and meds are essential for helping you...but have you thought about support groups?  sometimes just going through it with like people can help.  as for your not being able to articulate how you feel, i recommend journaling...writing down what you are feeling is a great way to help yourself and others fiigure out what you are really going through.  dont forget diet and exercise too...good luck
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you really should discuss this in private with a therapist
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Hard? maybe\n\nToo hard? no.....we can handle this. \n\nNo matter what it is, there is someone that will listen, someone that will help you. That's how it becomes not "too" hard. But you have to let someone know you need that aid. Many want to help.....don't be afraid to reach out.\n\nFor example......asking your question on here was a big start!! Next......call someone......and talk to them about it too. I so hope all works out. Good luck! (and reach out.....don't forget!)
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The only way she can be helped is if she wants to be....I don't think it matters what you do or say she's the one that wants to be helped..i think it's OK to talk to her and tell her how you feel about this and let her know that when she's ready for help you'll be there...at that point you can find her a group to go to or a hospital to go to...till then just be a friend.
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Depends on what you yell: "Are you alright?" might be more appropriate than "Hurry up!!" especially because you don't know what's taking so long. The person could be hysterically upset over something (breakup, death of loved one) or violently ill and need you to call 911.