u/Reasonable-Charge580

Honestly I feel like being made to talk about life with a rich privileged psychologist who throws in insults occasionally isn’t helping. I’ve tried so many psychologists and none of them have helped. One even told me to start weighing myself like wtf??! Also, another told me to do extreme exercise?! Like wtaf?! I was binging and purging like 8 times a day and needed hospitalisation. How was I supposed to do extreme exercise?! I have been seeing a dietitian on and off, maybe like every 2 months for 3 years and haven’t made any improvements. All we have talked about is what treatment actually is. This is dumb because I’ve already been to rehab for my eating disorder and it didn’t help. Honestly with all this “treatment,” I feel like I’m just funding some rich and privileged millennials’s kid to go to a private school. Like why do I have to sit in a room and get asked the same questions and hear all the same stuff? I’m exercising more and eating less and feeling more and more bad about my body despite being in treatment for 3 years. Like what should I do? I feel like no one in the ed recovery industry has any experience. I’m sick of being hungry and brain foggy all of the time.

Hey guys, I want to study a Cert III in Community Services and hopefully become a youth worker or counsellor. I am aware that there are other things to complete before becoming established. Anyway, To enrol into the Cert III, you need to be working in community services. But, when I looked at community service jobs, the majority of them require a Cert III in Community Services. What should I do and how does this work? I really want to do this course. Thank you for any help

So I dropped out of a very prestigious degree at a great university. I’m not going back, so please don’t offer that idea. I have only ever worked retail and hospitality, and have been treated like utter crap at restaurants and shops. At my last retail job, they promised extra training, but never delivered it. I basically got told that I was asking too many questions, and they didn’t like that. At my last restaurant job, the manager ghosted me and didn’t tell me what went wrong.

I am currently studying a visual art degree, and am hoping to eventually sell some of my art. I am aware that this degree won’t help me find work; it was a suggestion from my art teacher. Next semester I have decided to study a Certification alongside my art degree which will hopefully provide administration work.

I am just wondering, what are some industries that don’t treat their workers like crap, that don’t require a degree? I am sick of not knowing where I’ve gone wrong, getting ghosted by managers, and being told off for asking for help. I don’t want to join the forces, btw. I’ve always been interested in hairdressing but my mum shut that idea down when I was 13. What should I do?