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Re: Not sure what to do !!!
  • Author : Jynx
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  • Topic : Friends, families and carers
07 Aug 2023 07:05 AM
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Aww @Shaz51 sounds like you two are having a rough time getting some straight answers. I think it's one of the frustrating things about MH - diagnosis can be a tricky process that isn't always straightforward. 

 

You've got a general idea of what is happening for him - you could seek a second opinion, you could look into treatment options for what you already know, you could look for a therapist who specialises in ADHD/BP. 

 

What did they mean about changing his thinking do you reckon?

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