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someone22

2y ago

Does Therapy Really Work? Seeking Opinions from Regular Attendees

If you attend therapy regularly, would you say it helps significantly?

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loveshespoke

2y ago

Therapy is pretty much my lifeline, but it doesn't just work - you have to put the work in and be willing to be uncomfortable in ways that are still safe.
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snoopy919

2y ago

Absolutely. I agree with Fabler. It took me a long time to find a therapist that clicked with me. The first time I tried therapy years ago, I went once, didn't like the therapist, and stopped going. It wasn't until 5 years later that I started again. And even then, before regular therapy I had to go through specific counseling for substance abuse. I didn't like the first counselor I had but thankfully the second one was fine. Now, I'm in conventional therapy on a weekly basis with a therapist that I really like and feel safe with.
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Fabler

2y ago

If you're with a therapist who you connect with and who makes you feel like you're heard, yes.

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