Originally Posted by redski
I remember a saying from a movie. It was something like:
"The best therapist is the one inside ourselves..."
have you looked into Cognitive Behavior Therapy or Buddhism? They echo what redski mentioned.
Originally Posted by redski
I remember a saying from a movie. It was something like:
"The best therapist is the one inside ourselves..."
have you looked into Cognitive Behavior Therapy or Buddhism? They echo what redski mentioned.
You might want to take a quick look at my thread i began just recently ---> ? doesn't work, ? don't work, ? never works, ......
It's my somewhat unconventional approach to the situation of having a small number of major problems, but being unable to resolve (barely) any of them...
It's meant to be practical/useable, so any suggestions to simplify/clarify it that you (or anyone) can throw at me will be kindly appreciated...Thanks for the link. I had a hard time following it, but I think I get the gist of it
Sounds like Robert needs to talk to someone about the way he feels before he does himself fatal harm. 'Robert' has had these self harming urges from a very early age and the longer he leaves his feelings untreated the worse it will get, filling up like a balloon. His life seems pretty messed up, maybe he should move away, he should see his doctor and tell them he's worried for his safety. If you know Robert please get in touch with the social services.Tinnitus Cures
Do you feel like you have made progress?