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Please tell me if i should tell my school counselor about my 'nightmares'?
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At age 30?: If you're truly age 30, having a "school counselor" is not usual. In case this age is incorrect -- yes you should tell about your nightmares so you can receive help. If actually age 30, you can tell a psychologist or psychiatrist and receive help also. Nightmares can result from multiple causes, and it takes some discussion to clarify what's happening with you. Best wishes, .
Answered 5/16/2016
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Yes: If these nightmares are bothering you enough to write in about them, they are bothering you enough to talk to your counselor about them.
Answered 12/8/2013
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