Have any of you seen a psychologist before? How did it go? Did

>>35150781
compulsively lied through every one hour session. It wasn't too bad, did absolutely nothing though.

>>35150781
I think I should see one but I don't know how to make it happen.

My psychologist insulted me when I didn't want to listen to his literally subjective viewpoint on drugs, didn't listen or take my religion seriously because he was mormon, and lastly was impressed when I passed a series of tests no one he's given it to before has done.

All in all psychologists use modern methods to determine things but there is a fine-line between subjectivity and objectivity in psychology.

It's pretty easy to be diagnosed with things you don't have since they're looking for it. I really hate modern day psychiatry and psychology.

>>35150868

Probably because you compusively lied in every session. That's like going to a physician and lying about your health habits, then complaining that they don't fix anything, you stupid fuck. You wasted your own time and theirs.

OP: went to a psychiatrist, told them the full truth, got the right medicine, got myself a counselor, quality of life massively improved. Do it.

>>35150868

Sounds as if you didn't feel like you needed it. At least I hope so.

>>35150898

I'm sorta clueless about this, too. I guess I just gotta start calling a psych office or something.

>>35150967

Jeez, that sounds harrowing. Sorry to hear that you had that kind of experience. Did you almost get diagnosed with something you're sure you didn't have?

>>35151095

Oh, that is great to hear! Maybe it's a psychatrist I should I should be looking for? I should probably look up the difference.