[Xenalyte]

You've got a better chance (statistically) of recovering on your own than to consult most secular psychiatrists.

I fired my last therapist after I did some figuring and realized that in two years, I'd given her almost $12 grand. I figured that with my upper-middle-class upbringing, there was NO WAY I was that screwed up.

Best day's work I ever did. I could tell 'cause when I called her to tell her I wasn't coming in anymore, she wanted me to "come in to discuss it."

[hoosierskypilot]

I minored in psych in college, but learned enough to learn that "therapists" generally don't know squat. To be a therapist in, say, Indiana, you only have to have a Master's level education. That's not much training in psych.

Statistically, if you have a secular based psychiatrist, your odds of recovery are less than 5%. You have a better chance of recovery on your own.