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 a male in my 20′s. I come from a stable family, a good home and good schools. I have a good job at my family’s ranch and have been very successful in my career. Overall, I have a pretty good life, but I feel completely unsatisfied. For the past several years I [...]
Q: A few years ago, my best friend in college spent one night with a girl and found out three months later that she was pregnant. He and I lost touch for about a year, then he started sending me pictures of his child. We talked about the situation and he said he wasn’t sure [...]
Q: My husband and I have been married for three years. We have a 15-month-old toddler whom we both adore very much. We both grew up in very loving homes; no abuse verbally or physically. His reactions towards things have always been consistent, but I find he is increasingly annoyed by just about everything these [...]
Q: Six months ago, I elected to see a psychologist after moving back to my hometown (after a decade of academics), ending a relationship, and starting a new job. At the time, I had some mild to moderate anxiety (soon after I ended the relationship), but it was not interfering with my daily life (job, [...]
Q: I am a 17-year-old girl who has just found out that I have done horribly on my A levels. I am not the greatest student, I never was, but I put a lot of effort into these exams and only managed to pass two of them. I passed French with an E and Spanish [...]
Q: I’m having a problem with my 9-year-old daughter’s former friend, who is phone stalking her. The problem didn’t originate with the friend, but with her mother, who has mental health issues. At first, I didn’t see any reason to not allow the friendship, however, on one visit the mother began telling me things that [...]
Q: My mother is confirmed — not by a psychologist of her own, but by my psychologist — to have histrionic personality disorder. I could tell stories that make you wonder if I’m making them up. I have to say that I’m learning to keep myself safe from harm, while still keeping contact with her. [...]
