no, sorry...but good luck. P.S. why do you have to see a psychotherapist? Why not just a regular old therapist?
em

Sheri, I haven't had to see one yet, but I think you should just be calm and be yourself. They are just looking to see if you ever were abused or in a tramatic situation so they can try and see if you are having a melt down. A lot of times Neurological problems are tricky and they want to rule evrything out.I know your not crazy and anyway..shhhh I wont tell antone! lol

i have not but my sister has..if you are experiencing anxiety or depression, they need to know that, also a stressful job situation. If you're on any medication for these things the doctor can write some kind of statement for you

I have no idea! The office is called Sepuoia Psychotherapy so I guess I assume he's a phychotherapist. . .guess we'll see.
Thanks Em.

Good luck sheri. Just be yourself and pray. I hope that you can get some help. Lots of love kim

Hi Sheri, I remember having to see someone for the SSI that asked me alot of questions about my MS and Depression and my last job that made me try to end my life. He was a physciatrist or psychtherapist or something like that. It's not a bad interview. He just wants to know how bad your ms is affecting you. Unfortuneatley it's one of the steps you have to take. I had to fill out tons of paperwork, see him and then finally see a SSI Judge before I was finally approved after 2 years. Good luck and don't worry about it too much, it will go fine, I'm sure. Love ya always

I am wondering if you are having cognitive problems. They might want to do a cognitive evaluation. I went to one on my own before SSI was even filed. I think it helped my case.

Good Luck today Sherie. Let us know how it goes when you are done.

(Hugs) Mary

I saw a psychotherapist yesterday and it is for cognitive testing. I wasn't told beforehand, but found out with the questions he asked to submit to my insurance company for testing.