squiggy
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How's the weather out there...?
Hey Rebel..you will appreciate this..I live in the mountains went out with md yesterday and found a silver TOE RING..
How's the weather out there...?
Hey Rebel..you will appreciate this..I live in the mountains went out with md yesterday and found a silver TOE RING..
WOW! GREAT!
This md sure is something that takes over after a while..
It does... any Consciousness Raising/Remote Viewing Programs to report to us here, from out there; good for Remote Viewing & Treasure Hunting...? Heard California is "up" for such...
It does... any Consciousness Raising/Remote Viewing Programs to report to us here, from out there; good for Remote Viewing & Treasure Hunting...? Heard California is "up" for such...
Not sure of any that are local other than on the net..I. am a big believer of instinct developed over time with the help of long term psychoanalysis ...was on the couch for 20 years and I have had some amazing experiences ..
In Virginia, and we have a "Consciousness Thread"; IF... you wanna share GENERAL STUFF; may NOT be a good idea, tho.
THIS is a PUBLIC FORUM, and you MAY break "Confidentiality Agreement"... whatever. "Crisp" could ya more...
In Virginia, and we have a "Consciousness Thread"; IF... you wanna share GENERAL STUFF; may NOT be a good idea, tho.
THIS is a PUBLIC FORUM, and you MAY break "Confidentiality Agreement"... whatever. "Crisp" could ya more...
It only breaks confidentiality if a doctor gives specifics about a patient. I tell new patients previous patients stories all the time. It helps them realize they are not alone and help is out there. I just skip individual details and gloss over the finer points. A patient can say anything they want about their experience. The confidentiality only goes one way. Patients should always feel free to discuss their doctors and what is said; otherwise would be significantly problematic.
Squiggy: You are the last of a dying breed. I fear psychoanalysis is passing into obscurity.
Rebel: Example of confidentiality. Let us pretend that Bill was a patient of mine and we were talking about his problem with hypersexuality. I would describe it as follows:
I saw a robust male in his late 50's to early 60's that was having a problem with the unwanted attention of numerous women. He did not always desire their attention, but had difficulty in refusing.
Crispin
It only breaks confidentiality if a doctor gives specifics about a patient. I tell new patients previous patients stories all the time. It helps them realize they are not alone and help is out there. I just skip individual details and gloss over the finer points. A patient can say anything they want about their experience. The confidentiality only goes one way. Patients should always feel free to discuss their doctors and what is said; otherwise would be significantly problematic.
Squiggy: You are the last of a dying breed. I fear psychoanalysis is passing into obscurity.
Rebel: Example of confidentiality. Let us pretend that Bill was a patient of mine and we were talking about his problem with hypersexuality. I would describe it as follows:
I saw a robust male in his late 50's to early 60's that was having a problem with the unwanted attention of numerous women. He did not always desire their attention, but had difficulty in refusing.
Crispin
Crispin,
LOL....In my dreams......better pass around some viagra.....
I do have to admit I do get along with the younger ladies fairly well.....probably because they no longer consider me a threat.....thanks for the chuckles...I needed that.
Regards + HH
Bill
YOU don't wanna be a "SUGAR DADDY"...
LOL!Rebel,
When I visit my various cafes and pubs....I flirt with the waitresses and tell them not to worry.....I'm married to a fiery redhead who's 6' tall and trust me she's more than 1 dude can handle....lol.
Regards + HH
Bill