ALL MOODY BLUES Community Group

This group is for all people, no matter what disease, disorder, or life issue that causes you moody times and needs a little support or wants to give support. Be yourself, have fun meeting new people that care and understand you. RULES- show respect, no extra drama, no bashing, keep personal info confidential , and don't give advice [ if asked ok] . problems or...

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MonaP 03/02/2011

I saw this website yesterday and I was wondering have anyone try it. I was thinking about trying it since my therapist is not helping as much. I'm thinking very hard about this because I don't want to waste my money if it doesn't help me. Would you try it? http://www.counselingpros.com/

e4now 03/02/2011

i would be too scared...

deleted_user 03/02/2011

I don't believe in seeing a therapist but I know it does help some people.

ItsKimi 03/02/2011

I don't think I'd be too worried since he is licensed, but the cost is quite a bit since insurance won't cover it. In my experience, and again, this is my experience, my therapist held me back I thought. I told her how I wanted to make a 4-hour trip somewhere, and she told me that it would never happen, and I need to just make plans to stay here in my "little comfort zone." I left her office that day and never looked back. I took my healing into my own hands, and I've never been better. I still have a lot of work to do, but it was just the right move for me. I wish you luck in whichever way you decide. Hugs.

deleted_user 03/02/2011

Id be very wary

deleted_user 03/02/2011

Let our community hear what you would tell a therapist. Maybe a miracle will happen for you as it did for me.
You can always try an online therapist if what the community is able to do is not enough. I have found a healing power in a good community that I cannot explain; except to say it works if I keep coming back.

As with all my opinions, please take what you like and leaver the rest.

Robert Jensen

deleted_user 03/03/2011

There is research by the Royal College of Psychiatrist that support Computer Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and research papers to support it. If you look at our site
http://www.positivethoughts.org.uk/
you will see links to two site moodgym and ecouch. I've looked at both of these and they appear good.And free ! The only suggestion I make is that these are not magic programmes and need the used to invest time and commitment to them.
If you try them I would be interested in hearing how you find them

deleted_user 03/04/2011

i have looked at the sites[ moodgym and ecouch] and since it is free it would be good for our members to checkout. gartmelvin- i think if we wok together in our group , we can accomplish the same as in your group and more. the name of the group or who founded is not important . the integrity of our group we are building everyday and the honest support we give is what's most important. we are glad to have you as a member to help our group grow and prosper. thanks again!

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