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It seems to be post traumatic psychological changes leading to anxiety and depression due to various abusive experiences. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated and can affect your personal and social life. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects. Homeopathic medicine would be the best solution for your concern. It doesn't have any side effects or addiction. You can continue with homeopathic medicines without any hesitation. It has good effects on psychological health. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

"I was insulted, humiliated, threatened and scolded constantly, and after my breakdown, the loop of difficulties started again." What you describe sounds deeply painful, and it makes sense that such experiences could leave you feeling emotionally overwhelmed. The good news is that even when old symptoms return, it does not mean your recovery has been destroyed or that you cannot improve again. A trauma-informed CBT-based treatment plan can help stabilise symptoms, understand triggers and gradually rebuild your sense of safety and functioning. Because you mention being suicidal, please seek immediate support from a mental-health professional or emergency service if those thoughts are currently present or you feel unsafe.

I am so incredibly sorry you were treated that way. You didn't deserve any of that cruelty. To answer your question: Yes, counselling can absolutely fix your mental health, but it's like physical therapy for a broken leg. Meds are just the crutches to stop you from falling while you're hurting; counselling is the actual exercise that rebuilds your strength, so you won't need the crutches forever. Please don't stay stuck in this dark place. Consult me today, and we will safely work through this trauma together so you can finally find peace without the side effects.

Thank you for sharing this. What you went through with repeated humiliation, threats and emotional distress sounds deeply upsetting, and it is understandable that the experience may have affected you even after the situation has ended. Counselling can definitely be an important part of your recovery. It can help you process what happened, work on anxiety and depressive symptoms, rebuild your sense of safety and confidence, and develop healthier coping strategies. However, considering that you mention suicidal thoughts and a recurrence of significant mental-health difficulties, counselling alone should not automatically be assumed to be sufficient. I would strongly recommend a psychiatric assessment along with regular psychological therapy. You can tell the psychiatrist clearly about your previous medication experiences and side effects and discuss your concerns about starting medication again. You should not stop or restart psychiatric medication on your own. Dr Namita Ranjan Counselling Psychologist

Counselling can help significantly, but whether it alone would be sufficient cannot be decided without understanding your condition properly. Since you have been feeling suicidal, I would recommend working with a psychologist alongside a psychiatrist, and discussing your side effects openly rather than stopping or changing medication on your own. If you feel you may harm yourself or cannot stay safe, please contact someone you trust immediately, visit the nearest emergency department, or call Tele MANAS at 14416.

It is extremely painful situation for you but you can become better with right therapy and approach. Please consult a therapist asap.

You can try counselling alone, but because the case is severe, you have to take weekly twice counselling sessions. You will be able to cope up with the right counsellor, no worries, take care.

Counselling can help especially trauma-focused therapy - but please reach out to a crisis line or professional now about the suicidal feelings, don’t wait.

I understand that this situation is causing you significant distress. Your feelings are valid, and we can work together to understand what is triggering these emotions and develop healthier ways of coping.