If you realised that you were emotionally unstable and toxic what would you do and what steps would you take to better yourself if you couldn’t?

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afford to see a therapist

Answer 1

caring__1 | 275 opinions shared on Relationships topic.

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Check out your local colleges/universities. Most have free or low-cost therapy available through their psychology department. You can also find low-cost therapy through community clinics. Many unlicensed interns take on people who can't afford to pay for therapy just to gain the hours they need for licensing. Most insurance plans and employee assistance programs offer free or low-cost therapy.

Chances are, you'll find it very challenging to address your issues on your own, and there are too many conflicting self-help books to know which are going to be helpful for you.

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I’m in Australia where schools and universities are closed until next month due to the Christmas school holidays break I’ve seen free psychologist in the past as I was able to get a care plan from the GP to get free sessions but I found they just didn’t work and I was seeing them over a period of 5 years because most times it would either end up being 3 months between appointments or they would talk so loud due to them having hearing issues that it made it very difficult for me to open up about things because I knew the people sitting outside in the waiting room waiting to see the doctor could hear everything that was being said so I just stayed quiet most times to avoid strangers hearing my problems the worst experiences I encountered was when one psychologist would always talk to me about her other patients and why she was treating them she even one time tried to do hypnosis and because it didn’t work she got frustrated even to see private psychologist or psychiatrist I’m looking at anywhere between $250 and $400 per 1 hour session and right now due to covid they aren’t seeing anyone in the office they are calling everyone and if you miss their call you miss your appointment and you have just wasted your money

having insurance alone to cover the cost of seeing a private one is something I personally can’t afford even many families here who do have private health insurance are pulling out and are choosing to no longer have private health because every year the cost of it goes up and up and up and the less and less cover you get and when you do get private health insurance you have to wait 12 months
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I’ll definitely give the Universities a call as soon as they open next month and see what they say and I check around our local community areas cause you are right it is definitely very challenging trying to address my issues on my own when I can’t even figure out the stem of why I am so toxic and unstable thank you heaps for your help and for all the advice you have given me I really appreciate it so very much thank you
caring__1

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You can call universities while they are closed and speak to the dean of the psychology department or professors in that department and ask them for recommendations. Here are some other options for Australia:
www.healthdirect.gov.au/low-cost-or-free-mental-health-services
www.healthdirect.gov.au/paying-for-mental-health-services
www.innermelbpsychology.com.au/.../
www.opencounseling.com/new-south-wales/sydney
anxietysolutionscbt.com/.../

Hopefully, you can find the help you need.
Another thing you can do is get into a regular cardiovascular exercise program. That is very helpful for mental health. Yoga is also helpful.
Before you say or do anything, identify your objective and how your choices might impact others. When we slow down and reduce the impulsivity, our choices tend to become more functional. If your choices aren't taking you toward your objectives, look for alternatives rather than continue the familiar pattern and hope for different results.

Answer 2

Asker

I’m in Australia where schools and universities are closed until next month due to the Christmas school holidays break I’ve seen free psychologist in the past as I was able to get a care plan from the GP to get free sessions but I found they just didn’t work and I was seeing them over a period of 5 years because most times it would either end up being 3 months between appointments or they would talk so loud due to them having hearing issues that it made it very difficult for me to open up about things because I knew the people sitting outside in the waiting room waiting to see the doctor could hear everything that was being said so I just stayed quiet most times to avoid strangers hearing my problems the worst experiences I encountered was when one psychologist would always talk to me about her other patients and why she was treating them she even one time tried to do hypnosis and because it didn’t work she got frustrated even to see private psychologist or psychiatrist I’m looking at anywhere between $250 and $400 per 1 hour session and right now due to covid they aren’t seeing anyone in the office they are calling everyone and if you miss their call you miss your appointment and you have just wasted your money

having insurance alone to cover the cost of seeing a private one is something I personally can’t afford even many families here who do have private health insurance are pulling out and are choosing to no longer have private health because every year the cost of it goes up and up and up and the less and less cover you get and when you do get private health insurance you have to wait 12 months

Answer 3

Asker

I’ll definitely give the Universities a call as soon as they open next month and see what they say and I check around our local community areas cause you are right it is definitely very challenging trying to address my issues on my own when I can’t even figure out the stem of why I am so toxic and unstable thank you heaps for your help and for all the advice you have given me I really appreciate it so very much thank you

Answer 4

caring__1

You can call universities while they are closed and speak to the dean of the psychology department or professors in that department and ask them for recommendations. Here are some other options for Australia:
www.healthdirect.gov.au/low-cost-or-free-mental-health-services
www.healthdirect.gov.au/paying-for-mental-health-services
www.innermelbpsychology.com.au/.../
www.opencounseling.com/new-south-wales/sydney
anxietysolutionscbt.com/.../

Hopefully, you can find the help you need.
Another thing you can do is get into a regular cardiovascular exercise program. That is very helpful for mental health. Yoga is also helpful.
Before you say or do anything, identify your objective and how your choices might impact others. When we slow down and reduce the impulsivity, our choices tend to become more functional. If your choices aren't taking you toward your objectives, look for alternatives rather than continue the familiar pattern and hope for different results.

Answer 5

boggboss | 4.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic.

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Find out what toxic behaviour I had and make a effort to fix it

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Toxic like being mentally unstable constantly judging and accusing people of doing things I have no proof of them doing throwing things back in people’s faces this is just the tip of the iceberg
boggboss

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Make a active effort to stop constantly remeind myself off the negative behaviours I have shown when thinking off causing people as to acting like a dick stop and think before u do stuff
Asker

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Thank you for your help thank you

Answer 6

Asker

Toxic like being mentally unstable constantly judging and accusing people of doing things I have no proof of them doing throwing things back in people’s faces this is just the tip of the iceberg

Answer 7

boggboss

Make a active effort to stop constantly remeind myself off the negative behaviours I have shown when thinking off causing people as to acting like a dick stop and think before u do stuff

Answer 8

Asker

Thank you for your help thank you

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