I'm very glad you're not my counsellor and I pity your clients, because presumably you expect them to have the courage to take steps to change, but you don't have the guts to do it yourself. If you think your own problems are embarrassing and pathetic, I really hope you have empathy with clients whose problems could be regarded in the same light, but I doubt if that's possible for some so dishonest.
You may have the theory, but apparently you're either a complete hyocrite or your don't have the courage to put your learned theories into practice.
First off, I am a Psychology major, meaning a student. I am not a professional, so I have no clients.
Secondly, my depression has allowed me to grow more empathetic towards others with problems. I know first hand what they go through, which is why when I come across someone suffering with some sort of mental illness or emotional problems, I tell them to get help. Even though I am not strong enough to seek help myself, I know others are better off doing so.
Third, it's not just about not wanting to put learned theories into practice. Nor a matter of not believing in it. Definitely not as simple as that. I am not ready to actually deal with my problems by talking about and confronting them. I pretty much know what I will be put through if I was to seek help, which is why I am not brave enough to do it.
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I'm very glad you're not my counsellor and I pity your clients, because presumably you expect them to have the courage to take steps to change, but you don't have the guts to do it yourself. If you think your own problems are embarrassing and pathetic, I really hope you have empathy with clients whose problems could be regarded in the same light, but I doubt if that's possible for some so dishonest.
You may have the theory, but apparently you're either a complete hyocrite or your don't have the courage to put your learned theories into practice.
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God you're a fucking cunt bag.
Yeah. Someone with depression doesn't have the motivation or self worth to help themselves. Let's call them a pile of shit. That'll help.
That's like if I told you you're a pile of shit for being raped.
Fuckwit.
First off, I am a Psychology major, meaning a student. I am not a professional, so I have no clients.
Secondly, my depression has allowed me to grow more empathetic towards others with problems. I know first hand what they go through, which is why when I come across someone suffering with some sort of mental illness or emotional problems, I tell them to get help. Even though I am not strong enough to seek help myself, I know others are better off doing so.
Third, it's not just about not wanting to put learned theories into practice. Nor a matter of not believing in it. Definitely not as simple as that. I am not ready to actually deal with my problems by talking about and confronting them. I pretty much know what I will be put through if I was to seek help, which is why I am not brave enough to do it.