" I thought it would be interesting to keep a list of the different reasons why people came to see me. I'll share it with you. "
Dr. Federici
There is no right or wrong reason for seeing a psychologist. A psychologist can help you with assorted problems.
Some people will see a psychologist when they can not handle difficult situations in their lives.
Some people don’t see a psychologist for a specific reason. They like having some one to talk to about their lives who can give them unbiased feedback, or confidence.
People with severe mental illness need constant support. Families of people with various conditions often need the support of a psychologist to help them cope with the situation.
People that have experienced a trauma seek help.
A psychologist can help you improve your life.
Problems With Relationships
Can’t stay focused
Difficulties With Their Children
Problems with Work, Job Related Stress
Overeating, Can’t Stick to a Diet
Feeling Sad, Depressed
Their Partner Told Them They Needed Therapy
Worrying All The Time, Anxious
Always Dating the “Wrong” Type of Person
Mood Swings
Wanting a “Therapy Dog”
Worried About Something They Have Done
Living with an Abusive Spouse
Child of an Alcoholic
Fear of Social Situations
Obsessing About Things and Can’t Stop
Feeling Intense Shame
Feelings of Inferiority
Repetitive Behavior That They Can’t Control
Quitting Smoking
Feeling Frustrated All the Time
Contemplating Divorce
Burnt Out
Fetishes
Learning Disabilities
Feeling Isolated and Alone
Teenage Drinking
Overwhelming Feelings Of Hatred
Phobias
Chronic Nightmares
Addicted To Something and Needed Help Stopping
Struggling With Overwhelming Fear
Panic Attacks
Giving Up On Life and Feeling Suicidal
Never Feeling Satisfied
Coping with Illness
Sexual Assault
Memory Problems
Difficulty In School
Out Of Control Eating
Getting a D.U.I. Conviction
Communication Difficulties
Illness That Doctors Can’t Diagnose
Can’t Relax, Always Tense
Psychotic Behavior
Cutting Themselves
Getting a D.U.I. Conviction
Trying to Get Medical Marijuana
Identity Problems
Problems Driving, Family Threatening to Take Away Their Car
Seeing or Hearing Things That Aren’t Real
Lost Employment
Can’t Control Spending
Feel Like Hurting Themselves
Fear Of Dying
Problems With Bullying
Feeling They Are Being Followed
Ticks
Thoughts Are Confused
DR. RICHARD FEDERICI
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