This what she shared could be my daughter at 15 she did starve herself and ended up in a eating disorder unit for 8 months, shes now 21 at uni,house sharing,something I never thought I would see!
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Itās tir for tat. āYou canāt have a weekend off without me having a weekend off. Letās just do it together!āShe didn't even put it on instagram, apart from the brief stories. She wrote a post that she had the weekend off social media. I just can't comprehend that they are having another weekend away, that he's not even allowed to do his hobby without her being surgically attached to him.
Can't believe Edie giving Wilby sherbet so early in the morning too and no responsible adult around to monitor, that stuff makes me choke! He's going to have no teeth left by the time he's 3.
Wow she has classed the poverty porn tour as work and posted about Bekind going into the school because there was no adult around to do that. Why aren't the huns seeing what she is saying, they can't be that blind to her bullshit?
By the way I'm having a few days away on my own soon and I trust my husband and he trusts me, that's a normal healthy relationship. Not like the toxic siamese twins of Paignton.
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Rachel must know she has to say it was work because the school otherwise would have questioned why a year 7 pupilās 16 year old sibling was requesting to meet to discuss their problems. Itās not usual behaviour for a family who are together and where there are two parents.The grid post about T, like someone else has said, itās great that sheās happier at a new school and even though T says sheās ok for people to know about her possible diagnosis, it just feels like sheās (R) is using it to gain sympathy and itās too intrusive.
Also, she wrote this , saying she was devastated and helpless, yet she laughed at T like a mean girl, along with Betsy when she had a meltdown and threw her iPad down about some maths she couldnāt do! She filmed it and put it in her stories for content! Not the behaviour of someone who loves her children āso much, the hardest everā!
Oh! And in that story Betsy was the one who was going to write a note to the teacher!
Helpless?? Lazy more like!
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Also, there was no reason for her not to go home while she was away āworkingā back in May when T was āutterly brokenā . It wasnāt a life and death project, Jordan could have carried on alone. She wasnāt under contract. It was a vanity project. Itās not Betsyās job to ring the school, arrange an appointment and sort out Tās school problems! Great that she cares, but not her job!
Why do her followers think sheās such an āamazingā mother? I donāt get it.
It can be delivered by qualified registered psychologists as a complimentary treatment to enhance whatever medical treatment a patient is receiving. Also, as in your case, a way to alleviate a specific phobia if the the persons mind is open to suggestion. Though again, Iād only ever recommend that if the hypnotherapy was being administered by a BPS registered Psychologist.You said what I was trying to say when I read this post. I found a reputable hypnotherapist to cure my driving anxiety and it only took one session. This charlatan that Rachel sees is a very bad example of hypnotherapy. She's basically paying a fortune to lie back for an hour and listen to relaxing music and getting told to relax. The hypnosis I had, I was wide awake and talking constantly. I think I worked out she must have paid about Ā£6000 and it's done nothing for her.
It must be so hard to diagnose a girl on the spectrumThis what she shared could be my daughter at 15 she did starve herself and ended up in a eating disorder unit for 8 months, shes now 21 at uni,house sharing,something I never thought I would see!
Yes, you have to be careful when finding one, whilst itās not regulated as such, genuine ones are usually registered with a professional body, you can find a local one via the NHS website, they have a link to those that are registered with organisations that are backed by the PSA, lots have medical backgrounds such as counselling or physchology. Itās not recommended for people with serious mental illness such as psychosis or personality disorders but often works really well for anxiety and some PTSDās etc, not just habit breaking - just because itās currently seen as āalternativeā doesnāt mean it doesnāt work, and thankfully GPās do often recommend it as a private option if someoneās circumstances allow for it. But like you say, each to their own, I was highly sceptical before trying it, but thankfully did a lot of research based on someone elseās recommendation and now with it having been successful on my own issue (and mine wasnāt for a habit) I obviously have a personal insight that I didnāt have before giving it a go. Basically my (long winded!) post was just to say people shouldnāt write it off based on PTWMās use of it.Okay . Iām glad you found it helpful. I personally would never advise anyone displaying the need for psychiatric intervention to access hypnotherapy as a treatment before seeing a GP.
Itās an alternative treatment and unregulated in the UK. Although, I do believe it can be helpful in breaking habits if you have the kind of personality that is open to suggestion. Each to their own, itās just not something I would engage in.
Yes. And she thinks itās the trolls ringing SSIf be kind rang the school wanting an urgent meeting in rachets absence would that not have raised a cause for concern with inter agencies that parents were absent in a time Lula was going through a trauma ??!
If you look at my post in response to @MrsOgre Iāve just said pretty much the same thing.Yes, you have to be careful when finding one, whilst itās not regulated as such, genuine ones are usually registered with a professional body, you can find a local one via the NHS website, they have a link to those that are registered with organisations that are backed by the PSA, lots have medical backgrounds such as counselling or physchology. Itās not recommended for people with serious mental illness such as psychosis or personality disorders but often works really well for anxiety and some PTSDās etc, not just habit breaking - just because itās currently seen as āalternativeā doesnāt mean it doesnāt work, and thankfully GPās do often recommend it as a private option if someoneās circumstances allow for it. But like you say, each to their own, I was highly sceptical before trying it, but thankfully did a lot of research based on someone elseās recommendation and now with it having been successful on my own issue (and mine wasnāt for a habit) I obviously have a personal insight that I didnāt have before giving it a go. Basically my (long winded!) post was just to say people shouldnāt write it off based on PTWMās use of it.
Yeah, I saw that after I had posted my ramble.If you look at my post in response to @MrsOgre Iāve just said pretty much the same thing.
In any case I think we can all agree that Rachael would benefit more from a course of CBT to help with her lack of empathy and inability to put anyone before herself. Plus a course of intense parenting classes to help her manage the needs of the kids and stop using them as a commodity, rather than hypnotherapy .
Thank you so many girls with anorexia are on the spectrum, with my daughter she became obsessed with what number her weight should be. She loves uni not going to say which one but its a drama based one she has loved the theatre since she was little, And on this course sheās met people who are more like her so she can be herself xIt must be so hard to diagnose a girl on the spectrum
I donāt know about anyone else, but I felt some of this when I was at school
Glad your daughter sounds like she is in a better place and doing well x
Im so glad W is getting the support he needs, as from what I hear from friends, itās a very long process.Rachel's post and then the person she tagged who is helping her
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