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I don't know if this post is in the right place, I'm sure it'll be moved if it isn't...
Anyway, I've been under major stress recently and am finding it almost impossible to cope, sometimes I feel like I'm just gonna give up and also, I'm putting my boyfriend under a lot of pressure by breaking down while I'm with him, I just don't think it's fair on him. I have problems with sleep as well, which doesn't help.
Just wondering if anyone has any good ideas for stress release as I desperately need some...
Any suggestions would be good
Anyway, I've been under major stress recently and am finding it almost impossible to cope, sometimes I feel like I'm just gonna give up and also, I'm putting my boyfriend under a lot of pressure by breaking down while I'm with him, I just don't think it's fair on him. I have problems with sleep as well, which doesn't help.
Just wondering if anyone has any good ideas for stress release as I desperately need some...
Any suggestions would be good
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Probably not because if you have a problem and you cant solve it then the problem keeps ticking round in your head.......if you know what I mean. Well mine do anyway, so its easier to try and sort the problem and then things get better, surely?
Yeah I know what you mean but sorting a problem out is sometimes easier said than done.
Well like Manda said your gonna have to try to cope and deal with the problem if its not gonna go away. Personally I think you need to try and sort the problem out, there is a solution to most problems, you just have to find it.
Some problems I can cope with and deal with but others I just can't find a way. Been through all the counselling and anti depressants stuff, didn't really help and now I just feel a bit desperate.
Take a read of our factsheet on stress here. Hopefully you'll find some useful tips to help you - at least in the short term.
In terms of finding a counsellor, I hope your psychologist will be able to help you, if not you caould always try the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. They produce a directory of counselling resources throughout the UK.
Telephone: 0870 4435252
www.bacp.co.uk
There are some great organisations that may also be useful. Careline offers telephone counselling service for children, young people and adults on any issue, including relationships, depression, mental health, child abuse, bullying, rape and sexual assault, domestic violence, addictions, stress etc.
Telephone: 020 8875 0500
www.careline.org.uk
I really hope this helps.
Take care