Priory group: Mental health assessment
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Priory group: Mental health assessment

I wanted to reach out to see if anyone has had a mental health assessment with Priory Group? I’m looking to do the £100 one rather than £49 in the hopes for better results. Just to clarify I’m not admitting myself it is purely just for the assessment. I have looked around and there’s a couple ranging from £300-£400 or £600-900+ so I wanted to put some feelers out and see if it was worth the money doing this or if I’m better off investing into more expensive options..

u/PrudentAgency373 — 4 days ago
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I don’t understand how this is supposed to help?

I’ve just had my second session CBT (remotely), and honestly I think I feel worse coming out of it than I did going in.

My tasks for ending my first session to talk through in my second session. Were to go through and create my own vicious cycles and identify the factors. I created two as I didn’t feel everything fell into one. Also to have three goals to work on within the sessions.

This session we’ve gone through both of the vicious cycles and he’s noted all the things I’ve noted on them also my goals.

He’s then asked that between now and the next session I keep a symptom diary to pinpoint thoughts, feelings & symptoms and to question why I’m feeling that way; reflect on them. Question what I think is going wrong in this vicious cycle.

And honestly, I’ve brought somethings up in my cycles that I barely speak to anyone about. Especially someone I don’t know. So feelings and emotions are raw and I feel like I’m uprooting those thoughts and feelings for then the session to just end…I feel like I’ve almost been left exposed, bare and dealing with the upheaval of these feelings and emotions….am I doing the wrong therapy?

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u/PrudentAgency373 — 5 days ago