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Where can I find a Counselor?

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Question - (6 September 2007) 5 Answers - (Newest, 11 September 2007)
A female United Kingdom, anonymous writes:

Okay I have come to realise that I have some SERIOUS emotional issues and I think I need counseling. Actually I know I do, I won't lie... I'm borderline crazy. Well I definitely have a lot of emotional and psychological problems anyway. I definitely need to see a counselor or therapist of some kind but does anyone know how to find one? I mean do you just look one up in the yellow pages or what? I would prefer to not do it through my doctor since I live in such a small town and my doctor is actually a family acquaintance. I know they have to respect your privacy and can't tell anyone anything but it would just be weird. I should also point out there is no way I could afford £100 an hour or anything ridiculous so maybe it would have to be NHS? and also does anyone know if there is a way to see a therapist or psychologist but keep it off your medical records? thanks x

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (11 September 2007):

hey. i have just started seeing a counselor and he's fab! i had to go through my doctor originally, and it was a little embaressing as like your self he was sort of a friend of the family. but i totally trust it wont go past him. within abuot a month i had a letter inviting me to see the counsellor, and whatever is said in that 50 minutes stays in the room. nothing goes to anyone, not even your doctor. thres no writing in pads or anything like that, it's just like a nice little chat. obv if there was potential of medication i.e anti depressents it may be a diff story, i dont know. just go to your doctors. he wont speak with ur family, his job means to much! hope this helps and you feel better x

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A reader, anonymous, writes (6 September 2007):

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hi thanks for your answers, i probably should've been more specific...well i think i would be easier saying i also posted this question back in january:

http://www.dearcupid.org/question/i-can-easily-spend-the-day-talking-to.html

and in it you'll notice i said i could never talk to a doctor or psychiatrist but its at the point now where it is ruining my life and i am somebody i dont want to be. i hate myself for it.

and i have a lot of emotional issues too, i swear to god i am OBSESSED with my boyfriends exgirlfriend. she's over him and moving on (in fact she was only with him for 2 weeks, 6 months ago, while me and him were on a break) but i check her myspace every single day and if im honest i want her to miss him, and i want her to be jealous of me cos i have him - she was for a while when he first left her to get back with me but shes long over it. but i cant get over it? i go to extreme lengths and i have more issues than i could even begin to describe here. in fact the things i do would shock any normal person.

god i need so much help.

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A male reader, somewhat_anonymous United States +, writes (6 September 2007):

Since you're anonymous on here I don't know your age, but some colleges have these services for free for a few sessions. In the US, health insurance also covers some of it, but I don't know if that works in your situation. Doctors usually know the best way to go about it, and yes it might be weird, but it might be the best option.

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A female reader, AskEve United Kingdom +, writes (6 September 2007):

AskEve agony auntIf you're looking for help then I can help you but it will take time. As a Relationships Expert and Life Coach with over 20 years experience I am willing to work with you to help get your life back on track. Contact me at http://www.kasamba.com/ask-eve if you want professional help.

Eve

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A female reader, TaylorChu United States +, writes (6 September 2007):

TaylorChu agony auntI'd start with going to a church that has counselors to help people with life crisis or concerns or find a specific group that meets each month where you can express your concerns--like a help group. From there they can direct you to people you can speak with. Sometimes they are listed in the news papers.

I hope you can find the help and assistance you are looking for.

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