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0xdesigner
@0xdesigner
i’ve been seeing a therapist for 3 months. i’ve learned absolutely nothing. and today my therapist asked me why i keep coming back?
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phil
@phil
sir this is a wendys
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Álvaro
@alvicryptz
Is it ChatGPT?
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vanishingideal
@vanishingideal
Perhaps there is... nothing to learn.
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Callum Wanderloots ✨
@wanderloots.eth
Have you tried journalling alongside the therapy sessions? Can significantly improve insights
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jp 🎩
@jpfraneto.eth
on % and average, how much time does each one of you talk on the sessions?
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ilya
@ilyat
stop calling your prompt a therapist
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Kingsley base.eth
@kingskele
Tell us why 😂
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@raulonastool
The problem I had with therapy was that I wanted to understand what the issue was and how to fix it. But a lot of talk therapy leans on the idea that I already have the answers and the therapist is just there to ask the right questions. That might work for some people, but if I’m seeking therapy, it’s probably because I’ve already asked myself every question I can think of. I’ve hit the limit of what I can solve on my own. I think this is common for people with analytical minds like mine, especially folks in tech. What I need at that point isn’t more reflection, it’s something I haven’t tried yet. New tools, new strategies, or even just more structure. I’ve heard CBT might be a better fit for this.
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@rubinovitz
most therapists are really bad at their job
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Steve
@sdv.eth
5 months of ACT (acceptance and commitment therapy) has done more for me than 10 years of on and off CBT with 5 different providers. Most of CBT felt like gossiping for me, with very sparse insight. You may benefit from a specialized type of therapy depending on what is bringing you in the first place.
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Zach
@zd
did you start therapy with a goal? too many people i know don't go in with something they'd like to achieve, and then wonder why it does nothing for them
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LGHT
@lght.eth
sounds like time for a new therapist?
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bence
@bence
tbh kinda bad from them if they haven’t checked on how you feel about your sessions and (or) didn’t course-correct maybe worth trialling other ones
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matthew chaim
@chaim.eth
are you behind a well-lit screen like at the solana presentation during your sessions feels like that could get in the way of progress
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
Dr. Melfi innit?
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Alex
@amado
personally, as a therapist/clinician, I’d be interested in their theoretical perspective and why you (vaguely) started it up
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@itbullet.eth
The 6th sense ?
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@floridamike
Why not try a new therapist?
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0xsolenoid
@solomonadzape
tell him the seats are comfy?
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