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I repress emotion and continue to hurt my loved ones. what treatment options are available to me without insurance? do i need to be on medication?
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Repression: You should always start with an evaluation and counseling as forms of treatment. You may have some inner childhood experiences that might be making you repress. Medication should only be a last resort and I am pretty sure there is no medication that can help you unless some psychiatric pathology is found.
Answered 5/15/2015
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