1000 Questions for ‘Ask the Psychologist’
Nineteen months and countless hours later, our Ask the Psychologist service today publishes Dr Carver’s reply to the 1000th question answered since the service launched in May 2007.
Today we’ve posted our 1000th reply from Dr Carver over in the ‘Ask the Psychologist’ section of the site: My Brother is Suicidal Over Wife with Bipolar Disorder.
Since launching the ‘Ask the Psychologist’ service in May of 2007, we’ve published replies on all types of questions, from funny and light-hearted to the deadly serious. We frequently receive feedback telling us how helpful Dr Carver’s replies have been, and how much questioners or their families have appreciated his answers. On a few occasions, Dr Carver may literally have saved someone’s life by identifying potentially life-threatening medical issues of which the questioner was previously unaware.
On behalf of all of us at CounsellingResource.com, and on behalf of well over 1000 readers who have submitted questions to the service, I’d like to thank Dr Carver for all his hard work, and I’d like to thank all our readers for your continued interest and for your willingness to share your questions with us!
Will your question be number 1001?
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2nd October 2008
Wow!
Momnumentous!!!
Thank you for all your personal attention to all these people who show up here for your expert advice. Your dedication is providing a service to others that would be out there floundering in these life threatening and serious matters. And I for one applaud your efforts here! Thanks ever so much for all of you here that work deligently to make it all happen! To help people out of the messiness of life.
11th January 2009
I need help and haven’t been able to make it a specialist yet. I have been experiencing some problems recently. I have suffered from depression for a long time; since my early teens and I am now25. I have been institutionalized several times, been on and off drugs, drink consistently, taken several anti psychotic drugs and anti depressants. I am now taking Zoloft and have been for almost two months. I have found myself binge drinking and taking my medicine at the same time. I am paranoid, suicidal, depressed, moody, angry, sad, disconnected, feel worthless. I just want to die and cry. I have 2 children; ages 2 and 7; both girls. I notice my anger and mentality coming out of my 7 year old. I am unstable, I think about hurting myself and other people. I know that I would never hurt someone else that I love, but I’m so angry inside and don’t know why. I have been through alot in my life and that is no reason to freak out like I do. I have mental breakdowns, crying spells, fits of rage and all sorts of other lash outs. I was raised well and can’t understand what the hell is wrong with me. I need help so bad and feel like I dont have the patience to wait. I almost feel that my condition is hormonal; I am scheduled to see my PCP soon and hope that I can get referral to a Endocrinologists. I am experiencing other female symptoms that could conclude to a hormonal imbalance. If you can help please do so, I am open to any advice. Thanks.