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For what issues? No one call tell you what you truly need, you need to look at yourself and ask what would help you most.
Why do you think you need counseling? Tell us a little more.
We would love to help you, but you haven’t given us anything to comment on. What seem to be your problems? I was going throught a very difficult time, when I joined Vibrant Nation in early May of this year.
I find the ladies here are very understanding, compassionated and willing to share their life experiences. Their heartfelt responses, gave me the boost I needed to get back in the life survival race. I believe, they helped save my sanity. At some point in all our lives, we just need to know, that there are someone out there that not only understand what we are going through, but, have been there and came through whatever crises we are facing ok.
So, share your heartbreak, whatever it is and I am sure the ladies here at Vibrant Nation, will do for you, what they did for me; that is, help me to get back on a more positive journey and to trust myself again. I was feeling like my world was beginning to crumble around me and these wonderful ladies, lifted me up emotionally, so I could stand on my own again. They told me things I already knew; I just needed to be reminded.
This site is for women and anything we are facing, someone in this country or around the world, have already been there, done that and the women here will share their experiences and give you the encouragement you need to stand on your on again.
Therefore, your question “Do I really need counseling?” do not really tell us anything about yourself. If you need and want an honest answer, you must be more specific. I wish the best for you Hope58.
If you state reason you need help how can this question be answered.
You need counseling if you think you do. You need to have a counseling session to find out if you want to continue counseling. If you think you need counseling, or you have a counseling session where a therapist talks to you and you decide you want to continue, you want/need counseling.
Counseling is a very personal thing. It’s up to you – whatever the situation or problem is. I will say that if you are harming yourself in someway, you need counseling to find out why. I also think a person needs counseling if they are allowing someone or something to harm them without walking away and protecting themselves.
This answer may sound strange to some of you but considering how the question was posed, it feels appropriate to answer this way.
Counseling – what good does that do. All it is is an opportunity for you to talk to someone about what is bothering you and for you to give them your money. Why let someone make money off you. Take that money and treat yourself. I thought at one time I needed counseling but I walked out of the persons office and said to them, you can’t do nothing about my problem only I and God can fix this. I refuse to be a subject matter at your dinner table or on your coffee break. I luse my experiences to help other women and that helps me to heal as well.
I don’t think the question is really do you need counseling but rather would you benefit from the process of sorting out your thoughts and feelings with another person who would make every effort to be objective. We can sort out our issues a variety of ways but as people it is frequentlly helpful to get another perspective to better understand our own.