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"It helped me to organise my thoughts"

About: Inclusion Matters Sefton

(as the patient),

It was very helpful to be able to talk to another adult about why I thought I was depressed. It helped me to organise my thoughts and to “clarify” things for myself. I felt the counsellor was non-judgemental so I could be honest because he was not directly involved in the situation so he’d be objective. It was reassuring for me that he didn't consider me unreasonable.

I’m not sure that we had time to get to the fundamental reasons for my depression. I felt as though there was only the possibility for me to relate the facts of my current/recent situation and my reactions and not necessarily to look at why I have reacted with depression. I think talking about it, has probably to some extent, helped me to accept things that I can’t change and to move forward somewhat.

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Response from Elizabeth Forrest, CBT Therapist, Inclusion Matters 9 years ago
Elizabeth Forrest
CBT Therapist,
Inclusion Matters
Submitted on 05/02/2015 at 16:03
Published on Care Opinion at 16:04


Dear 'TalkTo468',

Many thanks for taking the time to leave your feedback for us.

I'm pleased to hear that you found your sessions helpful and that it gave you an opportunity to organise and clarify your thoughts.

It sounds as though you may have had other things you wished to explore but didn't feel there was time. If you would like to return to us in the future for further sessions then please speak to your GP.

I wish you all the best for the future,

Lizzie

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