u/AreaOk4270

I just got my records from a previous provider in a php setting. The therapist wrote:

"The therapist met with the patient after reviewing her morning check-in sheet, where she disclosed calling the 988 suicide hotline the previous night for approximately 30 minutes. "

I did not disclose this on my check in sheet. I remember specifically telling the nurse, because I didnt think the therapist would care. The nurse is the one who told the therapist.

Objectively, how big of a deal is this?

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I know this sounds minimal compared to others, but it's big to me.

I almost went to the hospital last night. I called 988 for guidance, so besides her and internet strangers, no one in my circle knows. My roommate didn't even come last night, which is odd.

I talked to my cousin last night, because she called me hysterical the other day, cause her husband is an asshat. She even mentioned that she felt bad for putting it on me because of what I have going on, which it genuinely didn't bother me. I was thinking of telling her, but I ended up not.

I had a friend tell me the other day she needed to take a step back from so much communication because of what's going on in her life. Just got off the phone with her, and didn't mention it.

I guess I just wanted to tell someone. 🤷‍♀️

I've always had some mental health issues, but the last few years it has increasingly gotten worse. I've been on several meds for depression and anxiety. Some have worked, some haven't. (Of course) in the last two years I/we (doctor) haven't found a good combo, but progress is still being made. On the other hand, im failing in progress in some areas.

I've had one voluntary hospitalization. Currently, going through my third round of PHP. Was recommended for residential this time, but didn't think I could take that much time off, so I did PHP instead. Later found out i was able to take the time off. I asked my team if i could step up to res, but they of course dont think its necessary. This place only offers 2 sessions a week with a therapist. Before, it was 3.

Without sounding dramatic or needy, is there a type of treatment that you can have several sessions a week, or multiple hour sessions in one day, multiple times a week? Or something close to it? Im sure the answer is no, but figured I'd ask.

I wanna preface this by saying, im not trying to say everyone is lying. However...

I've had many therapists over the years, and I've definitely had issues/many unfits.

But... some of these stories are wild. I've fortunately, never dealt with extreme issues like this.

Are therapists really like this??

Normally we can see our stub on Tuesday in Partner Net. Im not seeing mine. Anyone else?

Should I find a new psychiatrist?

Hello.

I started seeing my NP in March of '25. Seen him just about every month since, except when I was doing a PHP. when I started with him, I had extreme SI, and as he said... im "too chicken" to do it.

I was doing better, and have made significant progress since our first meeting. Until the end of March of this year... I had a setback that felt like I got pushed all the way back to the starting line. With pressures at home, and pressures at work, I've decided to do another round of PHP, and I started this past week.

This guy is very blunt and to the point, but he has been the only professional so far that has taken my suicidal thoughts seriously. I saw him two days before I left, and he gave me a refill.

I understand that I can be part of the problem, but I can pretty much say my life the last few months has been a series of unfortunate events, to which I did not cause.

When I told him that I was getting stress from home and work, he said "well, there's a common denominator there" and that really bothered me. He knew about the stress at home, and what it's caused me.

Im just not sure if im over reacting, or if I should find a new one?

Hello.

I started seeing my NP in March of '25. Seen him just about every month since, except when I was doing a PHP. when I started with him, I had extreme SI, and as he said... im "too chicken" to do it.

I was doing better, and have made significant progress since our first meeting. Until the end of March of this year... I had a setback that felt like I got pushed all the way back to the starting line. With pressures at home, and pressures at work, I've decided to do another round of PHP, and I started this past week.

This guy is very blunt and to the point, but he has been the only professional so far that has taken my suicidal thoughts seriously. I saw him two days before I left, and he gave me a refill.

I understand that I can be part of the problem, but I can pretty much say my life the last few months has been a series of unfortunate events, to which I did not cause.

When I told him that I was getting stress from home and work, he said "well, there's a common denominator there" and that really bothered me. He knew about the stress at home, and what it's caused me.

Im just not sure if im over reacting, or if I should find a new one?