My life is taking a toll after my break up And I feel I’m slipping into depression and anxiety 😥 the thing is my family doesn’t believe in mental illness it’s a taboo for them … I’m thinking to see a therapist without their consent and need to know it that’s ok ? I can’t eat or sleep and life is twisted I need help and my parents won’t understand which’s adds to me being low
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You can connect with a therapist at our clinic Mindtemple on this number: 9820128287
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It is smart to seek help and get better instead of suffering. Please do not hesitate. You may discuss it with your family and get it in touch with a professional that would help you navigate through your issues.
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It is absolutely okay to seek for professional psychological help. Breakup genuinely do a number on you. I hope you get better soon ❤️
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