My therapist thought I was improving....

But he didn't know I was drunk at each session. If he's such a good therapist then how can he not see through my bullshit? I think if I try this on a psychiatrist instead I'll finally be able to get my hands on some Zoloft. They'll understand how bad it is. My dad says therapists can't prescribe medication. So I guess I gotta try a psychiatrist. I'm really bad, meditation doesn't help, healthy diet doesn't help. I get plenty of sleep and exercise...still doesn't help. It's like I have an excessive amount of energy.

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Fernie · F

That is so irresponsible and cowardly. Going into your session lit and expecting the therapist to know, or fix it or whatever the hell you want is immature and dishonest and you're sabotaging your healing. Go in there and tell the therapist you've been coming in drunk...he might very well already know. Stop blaming someone else for your self destructive behavior

HankHill · 70-79, M

@Fernie All I'm saying is that it's not so easy telling people how weak you are. Thanks for reminding me.

PeachesGR · 61-69, F

@Fernie What he does to his counselor isn't for us to judge or attack him on. I *quite sincerely* like that's he's willing to tell us what he's been doing at the sessions. Attacking him for not being real, I'm sorry but doesn't help anything. He's seeing good things from MarkPaul ....and I don't want to do anything to stop them.....