Should someone ever be ashamed for needing therapy?

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I feel ashamed about getting help because of some comments that have been made to me. Just wondering.

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Never ever be ashamed to ask for help no matter what anyone says. It's a very brave thing to do 😊 I hope you find what you need and things get better 😌💕

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I was suicidal. My mom walked in on me lying in the floor with my wrists cut. I was barely conscious. I had begged her to let me see a therapist, but she literally said, "If you see a therapist, the whole family will know how messed up you are, I'm a Judge, I can't have a fucked up kid. Get over it like an adult. You're just being ridiculous." 
I will never forget that. I felt worse then than ever before. I had to spend 3 days in a rehab center after she found me lying on my bedroom floor. She never said anything. At all. 
If you need help, GET HELP. No matter what anyone says. It would've saved me so much grief if I had only been able to talk to someone.

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It’s not bad at all. Honestly everyone needs therapy whether they realize it or not. And u would be surprised about how many people go to therapy, and it’s actually a really good thing

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Are you ashamed to go to the doctor because you're sick? Do you feel ashamed to go to the garage to get your car fixed? Do you feel ashamed to call a plumber if your toilet leaks? NOPE. If you need help, there is no shame in calling a professional.

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No! No one should ever be shamed for needing therapy. If someone shames you for needing therapy, THEY need therapy. Because that's messed up.

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No!! Just knowing that you needed help and actually went out to seek help shows that you’re strong and that you’re willing to improve yourself!! Nobody is perfect. We all need help with some things, and it’s NOTHING to be ashamed of!

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Not unless your Tony Soprano

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I did therapy for 5 years after my grandmother passed away. I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and situational depression. And after getting out of an abusive relationship, therapy continued. I felt alone and couldn't talk to others about my business but I could with my therapist. He listened, he talked things out with me. Whenever something happened, I called the hospital and he would set up an appointment. Nobody should have to judge you because of the choice of doing therapy. My friends and family knew about it and they never left my side or talked down about it. It's your life and only you can take charge of it. Therapy saved mine.

Should someone ever be ashamed for needing therapy?

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