What would a psychologist say? There’s an easy way to find out: just ask! Get feedback directly from a Clinical Psychologist on issues ranging from relationships to depression and anxiety, trauma, and a whole bunch more. Please note that replies are provided for informational and educational purposes only.
Q: I am currently a high school junior, and I am contemplating a career in clinical psychology. However, I also want to get married and have children not too long after beginning college (mid- to late 20’s). Do you think a psychologist (with the possibility of long hours and a lot of paperwork) is able [...]
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Q: I am 29 years old and have been struggling with bulimia for as long as I can remember. A few years ago I went through a treatment program, and I have figured out some ways to manage the disorder so that I can lead a “normal” life.
My problem is that one of the [...]
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Q: What is wrong with a person who cannot give a compliment? My husband loves to receive them, but never gives them. I mean NEVER. When I asked if he knew this, he replied that he has been told this in the past. I always assumed giving someone you love a compliment came naturally. I [...]
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Q: My wife recently confessed to an office affair which ended many years ago. I never had a clue. Although I have forgiven her, I cannot get the “images” out of my mind. They play in my head every hour of every day, even during happy times. Even ED drugs don’t help much with the [...]
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Q: Hi, I’m 15 and have a few questions about depression. I feel that I suffer from depression and have a great fear of seeking help. I feel that if I ask someone they will just say I’m trying to get attention and not take me seriously. I’ve resolved to self harm, drinking, and drug [...]
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