BusynMember
Well-Known Member
This questuen interests me because I spent most of my life in some therapy. For a specific concrete problem i feel the right therapist can be a good help. i am in a good place.
However it is the "art" of diagnosing and analyzing and medicating that I feel uneasy about because it is theory which can never be proven and changes often. It is not exact. I dont trust diagnosing and medicating, although after a decade medications finally worked for me.
I feel a lot of my good life was my doing, not that of therapy but some was. Meeting my husband was more therapeutic than anything.
Any thoughts?
However it is the "art" of diagnosing and analyzing and medicating that I feel uneasy about because it is theory which can never be proven and changes often. It is not exact. I dont trust diagnosing and medicating, although after a decade medications finally worked for me.
I feel a lot of my good life was my doing, not that of therapy but some was. Meeting my husband was more therapeutic than anything.
Any thoughts?
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