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Top psychiatrist but maybe not right one, or is it me?
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<blockquote data-quote="Crystal72" data-source="post: 482307" data-attributes="member: 12326"><p>I have on and off depression. I guess it's not difficult to be having depression when everything in my life is a mess. We are 4 years in this country, learning everything from the ground zero. It's a lot of stress when you have two special needs and nobody is listening.</p><p></p><p>My previous therapist works with the state. I had to stop with her cos our health insurance changed. She was able to understand me. She was the one who suggested to me that my elder difficult child is asperger when she met him during a family session and she was also the one who told me my younger difficult child has psychological issue too. I guess it's cos she handles cases and working with special needs families,therefore she was able to see and understand. She also told me my husband is very highly asperger from the way he reacts and carry himself during sessions. She also pointed out to me that I am too elaborating my emotional feeling. Not that she has a problem, she feels others would start to judge me when I open myself up like a book. I didn't understand her then, I thought if I needed help, I should be honest...</p><p></p><p>We have no services from school, no community services till last month. When my 6 years old gtg2 diagnosed with Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) not otherwise specified. there is a mandatory law to bring in 12 hours of home based services. The case manager came in for 2 hours and they tried all ways to help us but couldn't break down the barrier, so they are pulling their grant money to help us for short term. They are able to see the crisis going on in my home when they stepped in. They went with me the school and psychiatrist meetings.</p><p></p><p>I just got off the phone with her. I told her how the psychiatrist made me feel. She said something that reminded me of my ex therapist.she too thinks I am being too expressive with my emotions and she says pyshciatrist doesn't want to hear that cos I am giving him the opportunity to judge me. And she also told me that psychiatrist see parent coming in with severe cases that they have black and blue and bite marks... My case doesn't have physical evidence to convince the psychiatrist that it is as bad as I am telling him.</p><p></p><p>So maybe I do have a disability of communicating. I always thought we need the truthful when we wanted help. Like on this forum,I am truthful from first word until some nice members told me I shouldn't use real name. Never did I know truthful is wrong...</p><p>so, I need to learn how I talk like a politician lol</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crystal72, post: 482307, member: 12326"] I have on and off depression. I guess it's not difficult to be having depression when everything in my life is a mess. We are 4 years in this country, learning everything from the ground zero. It's a lot of stress when you have two special needs and nobody is listening. My previous therapist works with the state. I had to stop with her cos our health insurance changed. She was able to understand me. She was the one who suggested to me that my elder difficult child is asperger when she met him during a family session and she was also the one who told me my younger difficult child has psychological issue too. I guess it's cos she handles cases and working with special needs families,therefore she was able to see and understand. She also told me my husband is very highly asperger from the way he reacts and carry himself during sessions. She also pointed out to me that I am too elaborating my emotional feeling. Not that she has a problem, she feels others would start to judge me when I open myself up like a book. I didn't understand her then, I thought if I needed help, I should be honest... We have no services from school, no community services till last month. When my 6 years old gtg2 diagnosed with Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) not otherwise specified. there is a mandatory law to bring in 12 hours of home based services. The case manager came in for 2 hours and they tried all ways to help us but couldn't break down the barrier, so they are pulling their grant money to help us for short term. They are able to see the crisis going on in my home when they stepped in. They went with me the school and psychiatrist meetings. I just got off the phone with her. I told her how the psychiatrist made me feel. She said something that reminded me of my ex therapist.she too thinks I am being too expressive with my emotions and she says pyshciatrist doesn't want to hear that cos I am giving him the opportunity to judge me. And she also told me that psychiatrist see parent coming in with severe cases that they have black and blue and bite marks... My case doesn't have physical evidence to convince the psychiatrist that it is as bad as I am telling him. So maybe I do have a disability of communicating. I always thought we need the truthful when we wanted help. Like on this forum,I am truthful from first word until some nice members told me I shouldn't use real name. Never did I know truthful is wrong... so, I need to learn how I talk like a politician lol [/QUOTE]
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