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Lee Schwall
Thank you so much, Mr. Kinnaird. My 18 year old son, a very, very good student, deep thinker, sensitive, good sense of humor, always had several, close friends, slowly sank into depression his senior year in high school. It is almost impossible to find a counselor that does not push pharmaceuticals as the only route to wellness. He tried lexapro with abilify. It did lift his spirts yet he did not feel like himself and refused to continue them. I support his choice. Yet I wish I could find a counselor or psychologist who believes this also. I think it would benefit him to work with a professional. We are in Winston Salem, North Carolina, if you have a colleague in this area.
You must get to the CAUSES. You know your son very well so ask yourself what these TRUE causes are. Is his lifestyle good? Is he under pressure at school?
I can totally understand your son’s issues. Sensitive and intellegent people are really so much more prone to depression because they see and feel everything so deeply. And a ferrari mind although powerful is much more prone to be temperamental and break down :-)
Try to find the causes. A naturopath may help you find any physical causes and like you say, perhaps a psychologist can help with any wrong-thinking and wrong-viewing.
If you don’t get help locally, purchase Habit Guide and you’ll find all the true causes of happiness and health laid out in there. You’ll also have our personal support by email, if you need to ask specific questions related to you and your son.
Good luck, I hope it all works out for you both, I’m sure it will.
Thank you so much, Mr. Kinnaird. My 18 year old son, a very, very good student, deep thinker, sensitive, good sense of humor, always had several, close friends, slowly sank into depression his senior year in high school. It is almost impossible to find a counselor that does not push pharmaceuticals as the only route to wellness. He tried lexapro with abilify. It did lift his spirts yet he did not feel like himself and refused to continue them. I support his choice. Yet I wish I could find a counselor or psychologist who believes this also. I think it would benefit him to work with a professional. We are in Winston Salem, North Carolina, if you have a colleague in this area.
Hi Lee,
You must get to the CAUSES. You know your son very well so ask yourself what these TRUE causes are. Is his lifestyle good? Is he under pressure at school?
I can totally understand your son’s issues. Sensitive and intellegent people are really so much more prone to depression because they see and feel everything so deeply. And a ferrari mind although powerful is much more prone to be temperamental and break down :-)
Try to find the causes. A naturopath may help you find any physical causes and like you say, perhaps a psychologist can help with any wrong-thinking and wrong-viewing.
If you don’t get help locally, purchase Habit Guide and you’ll find all the true causes of happiness and health laid out in there. You’ll also have our personal support by email, if you need to ask specific questions related to you and your son.
Good luck, I hope it all works out for you both, I’m sure it will.
Mike