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I had a break down and got myself voluntarily admitted (as being a danger). The first one did an anamnesis - helping me to understand where my actions came from. The second did a lot of tests - yes, i am not a sociopath and not a killer. Those lasted for a few weeks to a few months. The third one got me of my suicidal thoughts and helped me with my depression. Pedophilia was nothing she could do anything about - there is no established treatment. But keeping me alive and confident in my actions - as in full control - that was the goal. And it took a year. Quite often, i came home and got a major headache. Even through it is just "talk", she gets one to reconsider motives, putting words on emotions and really thinking things through. A lot of the success of therapists has to do with their personality. Not every therapist can help everyone. One needs to try a few therapists until hitting it off. On a side note: the was a nurse, when i was admitted and she almost did some damage to me. In my opinion: therapist can help with a lot of issues that are company to pedophilia. It can improve life. |