Conversation Tactic Trees
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Synthetic conversation trees showing how conversations can diverge based on different conversational tactics • 3 items • Updated
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"I would look at getting engaged with a support network of individuals who may also have autistic children. They will understand some of the things that you are experiencing at home and you may also find someone who feels that same way as you. If you have not sought professional counseling for the abusive relatio... | 2nd Chance Counseling Service Online Addiction Therapy ProviderConvenient Online Addiction Therapy | 2nd-chance-counseling-service-online-addiction-therapy-provider |
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"I am so impressed to hear that despite all that you have endured, you're open to and asking about therapy! That. Is. Incredible.I don't believe there is a person who has \"too many\" struggles or is \"too far gone\" for therapy. Often, our numerous struggles are like the roots that grow from a plant bulb. They're ... | Abigail EckI'm so grateful you're here. Finding a therapist is scary, so I'd like to make this comfortable for you. | abigail-eck |
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"Hi, This sounds like a very challenging and upsetting problem - good for you for reaching out! My first thought is, these two adults may have a sleep disorder that could be contributing to the urination in inappropriate places. Since they are adults, and you can't force them to seek treatment, you might be able t... | ABLE Counseling Services, LLCI know and I live recovery. | able-counseling-services-llc |
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"Participating in therapy can be incredibly vulnerable at times, and can evoke lots of emotions that may or may not lead to tears. It is okay to experience these emotions in and outside of the therapy space. Therapy should be a safe place for you to be yourself, be in the moment, and give freedom toward healing an... | Acelli Crippen-KokCounselor for teens and adults | acelli-crippen-kok |
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"Not at all! Whatever issues you might have you can bring to the therapy room. Remember therapy is about YOU, not your therapist. You bring whatever you need to bring to the table. Keep in mind these issues are likely related. Remember you are a holistic being, more than just the sum of the parts. Just like any sys... | Adriana DyurichCOUNSELING, WELLNESS, AND CONSULTING for for Moms, moms to be and their children | adriana-dyurich |
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"Yes, it is normal to cry in therapy. When opening up and talking about uncomfortable feelings or experiences that a person has been holding onto, there is a lot of emotion that is being released whether during a therapy session, close friend or family member.We all have painful memories and feelings. Talking about... | Adrienne LicariIndividual and Couples Counselor | adrienne-licari |
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"It is completely understandable that you are struggling to forgive and forget this betrayal, and I'd like to echo the sentiment of Danielle Alvarez: infidelity takes time to heal from, so allow yourself to grieve and find the support you need. I'd highly suggest going to couples therapy and addressing all the issu... | Aimee BeardsleeLGBTQ Affirmative Therapist and Gender Specialist | aimee-beardslee |
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"Sounds like you have a high achieving daughter! That's something to be proud of! Yet, as you're aware, your daughter's efforts to maintain such a high level of achievement is causing her to experience high levels of stress. I can only imagine how this is impacting her overall wellbeing and quality of life. And I a... | Albert NguyenWe are all on a journey that aims at being our best selves. | albert-nguyen |
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"It is great that you are noticing these changes with your daughter. I can’t offer advice without knowing much more about your particular situation but some things to think about:Has something else happen recently that has been stressful, upsetting?Is your daughter trying to communicate something to you and if so w... | Alexandra Geary-StockLive Confidently! | alexandra-geary-stock |
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"Hello! Emotions run high in \"crush\" situations and when emotions run high it's not uncommon for us to have emotion-based instead of fact-based thoughts. After reading your question, I wondered how you went from \"making out\" to \"nothing happened?\" I wondered if this happened because of an emotion-based though... | Alexandra LarameeTherapy Practice for Professional Women | alexandra-laramee |
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"Fear is a part of life. In fact, our five main emotions are joy, fear, sadness, shame, and anger. We tend to spend a lot of time and energy running away from or trying to get rid of most of those emotions and the more we do that, the more we set ourselves up for failure and disappointment. As a result of viewing o... | Alison ReppAnxiety specialist offering short-term therapy for lifelong vitality | alison-repp |
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"I am so sorry to hear that you are experiencing this. It can be really hard to deal with our family dynamics, especially when you feel this way and are being told these things. I would encourage you to keep in touch with people who support you, whether that is friends, a group or club you are involved in or even... | Allison Schickedanz, LMHCHere to help you through this journey | allison-schickedanz-lmhc |
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"Lots of people do cry in session, but your therapist won't be uneasy with this. Crying is a natural response and it also releases toxins, so some might say it's necessary! Remember that you can be in charge of what you talk about in your session and if there's something that feels too uncomfortable, just say, \"... | Allison VelezIs your relationship worth it? | allison-velez |
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"Usually people who struggle with depression also have symptoms of anxiety. These symptoms come about as a result of underlying causes. The obstacles you have been overcoming such as abuse, cancer and insomnia likely bring about similar feelings and emotions in you which affect your self-esteem. Counseling is meant... | Amanda Babineau-LaRoseCounseling related to depression, anxiety, aging, grief and loss, medical illness, and adjustment to changes across the lifespan. | amanda-babineau-larose |
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"There is no such thing as too many issues for counseling. Many people come in with a variety of issues and sometimes we discover other underlying issues. As you begin therapy, you will be able to explore your history with your therapist and come up with what you would like to focus on first or what appears to be... | Amanda SamuelsCo-Parenting and Infidelity Couples Counseling | amanda-samuels |
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"Counselors want to help you process whatever you come into therapy with! They can help guide you with where to start and how to start. Their intake paperwork will ask you questions about your life history so they can help you walk through each area. Don't be afraid to share these things upfront with your therapist... | Amanda Sieg | amanda-sieg |
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"Depression has many different signs and symptoms and looks different for every person. Often times people think depression is more about feeling \"sad,\" but depression can, in fact, express itself through irritability (or bad mood as you say) and lack of energy. According to the DSM-V (Diagnostic and Statistica... | Amanda WallingsfordGenuine, caring, and experienced therapist looking forward to supporting you through your journey of growth | amanda-wallingsford |
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"I've been in this situation before and have some insight to share with you. In my experience, he was lying and trying to cover it up. By pushing you to std testing, he's distracting you so he can shift the guilt he feels and blame it on you. In a guilty man's mind I believe he's thinking-...if I cheated...you mus... | Amanda WatkinsSeeking employment with a non-profit agency | amanda-watkins |
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"No, you do not have too many issues to address in counseling. A lot of people present with multiple issues they want to address, and that shows good insight. Usually in therapy you find that everything is connected together, and the issues are more intertwined than previous thought."
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"Hello, and let me say first, what a great question! There are so many people putting forth their 100% everyday and often times, do not get the credit they deserve. Without being able to fully understand where you're question is coming from, I think there are a couple of different ways to look at this question.Firs... | Amber Madden, MA, LPCAFood Addiction & Obesity Specialist | amber-madden-ma-lpca |
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"Hello! You may have heard the saying that counseling is like peeling the layers of an onion. Whether a person comes to therapy with many issues on their heart and mind or whether he/she comes with something specific, one issue leads to another. Please don't feel as though you have too many issues. You are importan... | Amelia Mora MarsHi, I'm Amelia. I help overwhelmed, stressed out teen girls and women find peace again. | amelia-mora-mars |
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"Hello and thanks for your question! It's important to have the right therapist. I encourage you to start by checking out the website of the therapist. Their blog articles will reflect the kind of work they do and the approach they may take while working with you. If there's an email listed, go ahead and reach out.... | Amy BelvalChatterSoupe! Helping Worried Women Unwind | amy-belval |
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"Hey! Sounds like the part of you that knows the RIGHT thing to do won here! I am so proud of you for admitting that you lied to your Mom! Sometimes lies come out of our mouths before we can even catch them because we are trying to say what the other person wants to hear. I bet that, as you begin to show her that y... | Amy Fortney ParksChild & Adolescent Psychologist, Parent Coach, Educational Consultant | amy-fortney-parks |
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"So amazing that you are aware of your social anxiety and distress with others you are in relationships with. You have taken the first step toward a journey of healing! Secondly, make an appointment with a therapist who specializes in neurofeedback and biofeedback treatment. A test is needed to determine which area... | Amy Higgs OTR/L, CLT, CAPSMobile Occupational Therapist: sensory bus for children with ASD, SPD, ADD/ADHD and trauma | amy-higgs-otr-l-clt-caps |
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"A good way to start is the language or \"self talk\" that is happening inside your mind. Looking at your question, when it is said that the presentations \"make me feel stress\" you are giving the responsibility of the stress to the presentations and taking that away from your self. The presentations cannot give... | Amy NolanYour journey to wellness starts here! | amy-nolan |
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"A person never has \"too many\" issues to address in counseling. Participating in counseling with a licensed professional offers a safe place and therapeutic relationship where healing can occur. A trained therapist can help a person unpack and process past and/or current wounds (or events) which may negatively i... | Amy StandiferChristian Sex Therapist and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional | amy-standifer |
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"I have had these many cases, but in situations like this.... If it does get out of hand, the police do need to be involved. Sit down and talk to your husband when he is calm and collective.",
"In situations like this, in most cases, he probably will not fill anytime soon. It's more of the fact that he isn't read... | Analyce Zapata-BarnesI'm here to help! | analyce-zapata-barnes |
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"It sounds as though your daughter is struggling to manage her anxiety and she is having really big reactions to what you view as small problems or issues. What have you tried with her in the past? As exhausting as it might be, a good first step is to empathize and validate her feelings."
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"Hello,I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your grandpa. My suggestion would be to look into community mental health agencies in your area. Sometimes they can offer low-fee counseling. You can also check the hospitals in your area because they may offer free or low-fee bereavement support groups, which can be ... | Angela TopcuPsychotherapist, specializing in Grief, Anxiety and Self-Esteem | angela-topcu |
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"Being a caretaker can be very rewarding and demanding. This is not easy work, particularly when the person you are caring for is experiencing significant changes in behavior functioning. In your mom's case, it appears that her personality has drastically changed, and not just toward you. The first thing is to keep... | Angelia WorleyTransformative Counseling Experience | angelia-worley |
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"This can certainly be a side effect of some medications. If the voices are so powerful that you can not sleep or they are constantly present, you shouldn't wait any time, but go and see your doctor straight away.",
"Although we all want (or wish) that our partner is also our best friend, in reality this doesn't ... | Angie StonesThe future depends of what you do in the present! | angie-stones |
[] | Anisia CocanYou have found the right place if you struggle with any of following: divorce/ separation; family issues; relationship conflicts; mood disorders; parenting issues. | anisia-cocan |
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"Thank you for your question. It's completely normal and natural to feel nervous before a therapy session. Many people report having felt this way. I can't say enough regarding the amount of courage it takes to reach out and attend a therapy session. For many people, it can take weeks, months, or even years of cont... | Anna McElearneyHelping Couples Build Stronger Relationships | anna-mcelearney |
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"It sounds like you may be struggling with depression. Depression can make you feel overwhelmed and paralyzed to change. I would suggest that you connect with a provider who can help you get to the root of where the worthlessness is coming from and help you develop a plan for recovery. In the meantime, small steps ... | Anna OwensLicensed Professional Counselor | anna-owens |
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"It can be maddening when it seems like our partners or spouses are unwilling to hear us—especially when we have been trying for so long to be heard. Being cut off, shut down, or turned away from is very hurtful, particularly when it is a loved one who is doing the turning away.I’m sure you have found that the hard... | Ariel Sheeger“In any given moment we have two options: to step forward into growth or step back into safety.”~ Abraham Maslow | ariel-sheeger-2 |
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"I commend you for taking such a brave step in talking about everything you have been through. No one ever has \"too many issues\" to seek therapy and I would be willing to bet that many of these concerns are intertwined and once unraveled great relief is to follow. Best of luck on your journey toward healing. Most... | Ashley "Ashton" BernalRenewed Hope Counseling | ashley-ashton-bernal |
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"You will know when you have the right there is when you have been able to establish a trusting relationship with this person, there's a level of honesty and transparency within this relationship, and this person challenges you on different levels to come out of your comfort zone and to grow.",
"It's normal to cr... | Ashley BryantRestoring the mind, the couple, and the family. | ashley-bryant-2 |
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"If you are a people-pleaser type or a natural caretaker, you can slowly \"lose yourself\" over time if you are always tending to the needs of others and neglecting yourself. If this sounds like a familiar pattern for you, this may have happened without you even realizing it if you were raised in a family where yo... | Ashlie BrownCounselor & Hypnotherapist | ashlie-brown |
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"You can never have too many issues to address I'm counseling! In fact, I wish more people would come in sooner than later (or not at all) but I always say better late than never. I think you will discover how everything you're experiencing makes sense when you connect the dots with your therapist. Depression, a... | Ashton SullivanDialectical Behavior Therapy and EMDR | ashton-sullivan |
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"Hello there, first I'd like to say I think it's great that you are reaching out as a parent and wanting to help her. My first thought is whatever is going on with her is not silly to her, and is impacting her in a real way. She is responding the best she can right now. It does sound like she is struggling with man... | Audrey CornishLearn skills to manage whatever life throws our way!! | audrey-cornish |
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"According to research, one of the ways to manage imposter feelings is to explore the cognitive distortions that contribute to the negative emotions. Expert Jessica Vanderland, Ph.D a clinical psychologist. challenges individuals to examine the bigger picture and asked the question concerning what fact supports ... | Audrey ONealBi-lingual Psychotherapist and HeartMath Certified Practitioner | audrey-oneal-2 |
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"Since you have not had counseling for any of these issues, I would encourage you to do so. During your initial visit, a therapist will gather data about your presenting problem and symptoms, medical history, as well as any significant events that have occurred in your life such as abuse, parental separation or div... | Audrey ONealBi-lingual Psychotherapist and HeartMath Certified Practitioner | audrey-oneal-3 |
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"It's not unusual for traumatic experiences that happened when we were younger to stay with us when we get older. Traumatic experiences can become embedded in our bodies, as well as in our emotions. If the issue doesn't get a chance to get resolved within, then external action doesn't necessarily take care of the... | Barbara FerulloCounselor, LMHC | barbara-ferullo |
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"From a behavioral standpoint you should refrain from punishing your son. Instead of utilizing punishment when he wets himself provide contingencies prior to any accidents. Sit down with your son and discuss the importance of utilizing the bathroom and responsibilities and inform him that if he chooses to wet his... | Barika Grayson LMHC, NCCLicensed Mental Health Counselor www.counselflorida.com | barika-grayson-lmhc-ncc |
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"It sounds like you are noticing that you are drawn towards sad and negative content and it's hard to understand why. This may sound counter-intuitive, but sometimes we do things that on the surface may look problematic (or even cause us some real problems) because it serves us in some unseen way. A simple example ... | Ben BraaksmaMental Health Counselor | ben-braaksma |
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"Before I answer your question I want to cover some basics given that attempted suicide is very serious. I don't mean to scare you but I do want to be realistic with you. If a person attempts suicide once it is more likely they will try again. Men also succeed more often than women because they typically use a mea... | Beth Bickel | beth-bickel |
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"It sounds like you have been through a lot, but in therapy there's no such thing as too many issues. That's what it is there for. I want to normalize that a lot of people feel they are 'too much' but this isn't true. A lot of the issues you mentioned are interrelated and may be affecting the other. We are a whol... | Bethany KelloggPlay Therapist | bethany-kellogg |
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"The older I get, the more I believe that our real task isn't to 'find' ourselves. We're already 100% \"there.\" What we do have to do is become more mindful of the times when we feel the most alive, most happy, most creative, and most fully engaged with life. It is in those moments that we find ourselves.For examp... | Betsy SansbyWhen something needs to change | betsy-sansby-3 |
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"Not possible! Your therapist will help you prioritize your treatment goals and often, those \"issues\" are intertwined and as you address one problem, another may resolve or become less problematic.",
"Telehealth has become very popular during the pandemic. One of the benefits of telehealth, is that you can see ... | Beverly PedrocheAccepting New Patients | beverly-pedroche |
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"You have\n\nseveral things going on here. The sleep should be addressed with a primary care\n\nphysician to rule out any physical issues. Sleep is the big reset and allows us\n\nto function in the day. What happens during a depression is that our thoughts\n\nrace and it is as though our “brain won’t shut off.” Med... | Bill LeavittOffering you help in dealing with Anxiety, Stress and Depression | bill-leavitt |
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