[ SECRET POST #2611 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2611 ⌋

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Re: mental health awesomeness thread

[siofrabunnies]

When I was voluntarily committed, the doctor whose care I was under was very compassionate, but not condescending. He read me very well, and gave me a lot of resources when I was discharged, on top of giving me a concrete diagnosis. He treated me more like a person than anyone had before about my issues.

The therapist I saw after that was amazing. I went through the clinic at my school. I had been scared of therapists (the one I saw as a child when my parents divorced was a lying liar who lied), and he was great. He let me take as much time as I needed to trust him, and I eventually felt like I really could talk about anything. I really missed him when his internship ended.