Archive for October, 2005

My parents and OCD

Wednesday, October 19th, 2005
Q. I was the person who asked the question calle "Weird Symmetry Thing". You suggested I tell my parents. Well, I've told my parents several times and they either laugh it off or tell me ... Read more... »

Boyfriend won’t get help from a therapist

Friday, October 14th, 2005
Q. Hi, my boyfriend is suffering from depression and he refuses to get help for it. He started telling me last year that he was depressed and he would cry to me and ... Read more... »

Misdiagnosis

Friday, October 14th, 2005
Q. I have been seeing psychiatrist(s) for over 5 years now and feel I have progressed into other illness categories. At the time originally, I was diagnosed as Bipolar Atypical w/Psychotic fea. I was ... Read more... »

Why am I being stalked?

Friday, October 7th, 2005
Q. This year has been a difficult one for me, I lost my job at a company that was bought out and sold, so now I am living on unemployment and have returned to college. ... Read more... »

I’m wondering if I should worried about my behavior lately

Friday, October 7th, 2005
Q. I recently have been completely out of character for myself. I've had alot of excess stress, but I still don't think it indicitive of how I've been acting. I'm usaully a shy and quite ... Read more... »

Weird symmetry thing

Friday, October 7th, 2005
Q. I have this thing with symmetry. I NEED symmetry. If, for instance, I hit my elbow on the table, I have to hit my other elbow on the table so that it feels ... Read more... »

A friend with a very serious dilema

Wednesday, October 5th, 2005
Q. My friend came to me today and told me that she has been cutting herself. I see therapist and get help for what I am going through but when she speaks to her ... Read more... »

What is the point, really? Is there really a point to life for every person?

Wednesday, October 5th, 2005
Q. We're told so many times NOT to think in black-and-white terms and I think, in part, that means understanding that the "always" and "never" rarely, if ever, apply. Yet a large number ... Read more... »

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