I wonder, all of the time, how do men and women and people in general make it through life without psychotherapy. I don't want to sound conceited or overly focused, or any of those other non fun things... but really. There are so many difficulties one experiences in life, that even if you had a good time in therapy and are pretty healthy, life if hard.
Does that mean some of us are more vulnerable to mental health problems/challenges/difficulties/conundrums. Or that some of us (like me?) just want some perfect reality. Just kidding.
Seriously though - people have been living for a long long, long time and yet there has only been therapy for the last 100 years or so. There must be other ways to get by, and maybe this is just one of the newer tools to make our lives better.
tired yet?
=)
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Yo, I heard Buck 65 is really into dynamic thinking.
Whats up with that!
Dont assume that psycotherapy is a medium administered only by someone with a college degree in the science (or art depending on what generation you speak to) of psychotherapy. For most, including myself, psychotherapy starts on the inside out, rather than outside, in.
Cgabriel
Cgabriel
your remark is searching and admirable. one that begs the question - who helps you when the guy inside is not sure what to do?
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