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Mental Health Information

Ilsa

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1. I think it depends on why this person is seeking help.

Reply to 7wo7rees (Original post)

Thu Feb 26, 2015, 02:12 PM

Feb 2015

If a person is having problems getting along with others, for example, maybe it's because they were parented in such a way as to expect others to cater to their needs. Maybe this therapy would work for them. Our birth order has an effect on who we are, as do how we learn to solve problems with others.

If they suffered a recent trauma, maybe a different therapy is necessary.

Good luck. I've never heard of it, but I don't see immediately a reason to be concerned.

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Need info please. Does anyone know Family of Origin therapy? [View all] 7wo7rees Feb 2015 OP

I think it depends on why this person is seeking help. Ilsa Feb 2015 #1