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I was very very different. I definitely lost a lot, at some times, my whole self. I used to be very stress-resilient, I could work 10 hours a day and I loved it. I could cope with criticism very well. I could distance myself from it and stay true to myself. I was always striving and very...

Hashi, You speak directly from my mind here. I feel that it´s very different for each person. I know a lot of people that take on analytical therapy to change or help them with something in their life, more or less, on the side, while simultanuesly living their lifes. For me, it´s different, I...

"For example narcissism isn't. Nor is delusion or depression, necessarily. Grief, for example, is grief - trauma is something different, A lot of psychological problems stem from too great a sense of entitlement, not having been given limits and boundaries as a child, not having been given...

I´m really not sure on my therapist. After reading the above threads on trauma therapy, I´m less sure. I basically choose this therapist because I felt comfortable enough with her, meaning she wasn´t pushy or unfriendly and I was tired of looking. I have tested 13 therapists before. I have...

Hm, I see your point. But then again, aren´t all, or basically all, psychological problems caused by some kind of trauma?

I´m momentarily with an analytical therapist that is not exactly specialised on trauma. The problem I have to face is that, unlike the trauma specialist I´ve seen ( just 2 hours), she wants to talk about all of my life´s problems I have had before my father died and is more into a complete...

Is it still a trauma-therapist of he or she claims to be "specialised" in many different fields: PTSD, Eating Disorders, OBC, Psychosis, personality disorder, sexual disorder and somatic disorder? I don´t know, but I just feel, you cannot be very well, intensively, specialised on that many...