Well you should listen to psy and your therapist sounds out of line and not wanting to see you.If you didn't need or want help you wouldn't need her.HMMMMM  Some times it helps to go back in for a tune up.If things are out of balance again it is ok to re jump things in treatmeant don't let things get to bad. If you have insurance run for help.If you don't try to find help thru meetings.

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Sheilah

Mrs Lovett;Is your psychiatrist the one who just prescribes your meds or do you have talk sessions,or do you see a therapist for counciling?As far as the way your therapist made you feel,sometimes people like us who have mental illness are minds are different alot of the times and sometimes sensitive.We can take what people say and make it fit to how to we are feeling or want to believe they said.

You need to get both your pysch and therapists to talk to each other and of course include yourself.So you can decide what is best for you.But do it soon!!!!

Yvonne

Mrs.  Lovett, Listen to your heart and to the wisdom of these smart ladies above me.  YOU and you alone know what you need.  You are calling out for help.  IT COMES DOWN TO YOU. Do you feel you can afford to do in-patient?  I mean can you take the time away from work and home and can you do it financially?  More important, can you risk NOT to do it?  Are you strong enough to do it on your own?  Give your psychologist a chance to redeem herself.  If she doesn't have your best interests at heart, it may be time to fine a new one.  Best of luck.  bobbie