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Hiya thanks for the reply We are in the South of the UK . Never heard of it but just had a peruse on Google and will have a look Many thanks
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I don’t know what state you live in or what insurance you guys have but look into Rogers, especially if her symptoms have become so unmanageable that she’s not functioning. They also do medication management and have top notch psychiatrists that specialize in ocd
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Have you ever heard abt bioenergotherapy? It helps me a lot for anxiety and depression . And where are you from ?
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Friend of my family is a bioenergotherapist . He helped my mother to cure her breast cancer and he helps with other diseases too even diabetes and stuff like that (almost everything except problems with eyes). Sometimes mental disorders are caused by problems with negative thinking or some trauma or unknown reason But sometimes its just that some part in a brain doesn't work properly. Hes name is Zbyszek olobry. He's 72 yo and lives in Gdansk Poland. . I can give you his email address if youre interested and you can ask him if he can help. It's like you send him picture and ask to check if person in the picture is healthy and he tells you everything abt this persons health. And you don't give him any information. Just picture. I know that it sounds like madness . But it really works. He had paralysed patient who is auschwitz survivor and showed me a book written by this man from Auschwitz with thanks for giving him second life. And he also doesn't take any money if you can't afford it but usually cocts 100-200zl it's like 40 £ or something . Tell me if your interested
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Ccs have you gone to Rogers? My issue is moderate to severe but I can’t do an in patient
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Yes. I’m doing outpatient currently.
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If you trust and like the therapist, i would trust their opinion. If your wife wants though, it is definitely and option to basically have her say what you have outlined in this post to her therapist. Therapy should be an open dialogue
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Thanks ever so much for taking the time to comment back everybody. So far the Gp has agreed to increase her meds Clomipramine by another 50mg to 200mg so far not much change and a lot of feeling sick ? Anybody else have similar side effects by having an increase in Clomipramine and did it last for long if you coped with it all ?
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