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I do agree that doing it with a professional takes time and investment, which is a privilege that not everyone gets, and it's an approach that doesn't work for everyone…
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But yeah, I kind of see going to my psychologist as like going to the physio - sometimes it's sore afterwards, but I don't think it's ever something which would push me _further_ towards a breakdown, if anything it's the opposite.
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Yeah, to be honest I don't know enough about it to know if that's a happens often - can only really speak from personal experience. Ie. the idea that engaging with mental health support could bring on a breakdown if stuff has been untreated for a long time.
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Definitely agree that seeking mental health support should be encouraged for all if life/resources permit, but imposing it (eg. as part of an ultimatum, etc) seems somewhat problematic and counterproductive?
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