I'm always having a nervous breakdown in two weeks or three weeks. It makes me feel irritating. A lot of anger . Don't like when someone says no to me. Wants to control everything.
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This is to do with your personality and there is a lot more happening within your brain and a lot has happened tell now. it would be better if you contact me and take appointment.
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Hi... It seems you are suffering from emotional pain and suffering. There is something in your subconscious mind that you may have repressed long back or may be recently, which is triggering this anger, irritability, breaking down, etc.
You need to vent out your pent-up issues in a therapeutic setting. It will help you get back your control over your mood and focus on your work and personal life in a much better way.
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CBT along with Psychoanalysis and Lifestyle Guidance is required.
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