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Author : Jacques
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Topic : Events and updates

16 Jun 2015 09:32 AM

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yes i was treated 2 years ago by two mental health professionals a psycologist and psyciatrist, both of them treaated me like i was "putting it on" and it made me feel like i was wasting their time and others. the rolling eyes, and being spoken down to because i am unable to work because i am so dibilitated by mental health issues.

i only went to one session each and never went back

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