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1. Having someone to talk to who listens without judgement
What can be better than having an uninterrupted time frame of being able to vent to someone who will offer an unbiased opinion about your life decisions?
2. Receiving endless motivation
Wouldn't it be nice to have a personal cheerleader? Think of your therapist as someone who encourages you to achieve your goals by offering motivation (in reasonable moderation.)
3.Therapist are puzzler makers
Thoughts are often formed in our minds and leave our mouths sounding like pieces of a puzzle. Mental health professionals pride themselves on being able to put together these pieces in a very intricate manner that makes sense to you in a way you never thought it could.
4. Decreases chances of emotional volcanoes erupting without warning
Repressed emotions often find inopportune ways to resurface. Processing your emotions through talk therapy in a healthy manner can drastically decrease the chances of emotions building up and erupting in negative and inappropriate ways.
5.Therapy teaches greater interpersonal skills
Thriving in a world where there are 7.5 other billion people is no easy task and getting along with others is necessary and crucial. Engaging in therapy can help build skills that are needed to be successful within any setting. Skills such as active listening, patience, empathy and motivation.
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