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health advisory Hospital Mental Health 2007-11-15 19:01:44

You don't need to know why i am asking, but if you have any experience on the subject i would really appreciate your answers...

thank you :]

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counseling definately helped me out.it's a way to take out your anger and frustration.it also helps you realize it wasn't your fault.

i hated guys for the longest time.even the ones i was extremely close to.counseling is a way to help build your faith and trust back in people.

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always. a support system and help dealing with what happened is important.

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my mom had that she saids it helps

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yes it is a good idea. it is a pretty traumatic experience to try to work through on your own.

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Absolutely; and you don't really need to know how I know this.

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It helps very much. I never had any experience, but it's good anyway.

Be careful next time

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I did not go right away and it messed me up.I wish I would have delt with it right away.It helps you deal with it and to talk to someone about it.It help me get over nightmares and being scared of things.

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baby :(

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yes it dose, if you don,t you will get in to a deep depression,i had a friend her little girl was raped and it helped her but you need to charge the guy to get finical help form the government. take care.

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Yes... Somehow if the person want to let it go...... It should useful to visit counseling....

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No real experience myself but I know counseling is a must. The character of the individual may be strong enough to overcome the pain, but it will help to have a professional there to make sure she's not fooling herself.

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it will surely help u

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wouldn't hurt

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Yes. I really think counseling is an important part of healing and moving on with life. I would suggest looking for help at the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network. (R.A.I.N.N.) They have a national hotline you call to get help. I hope this helps. Best wishes.

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I was a volunteer for a rape crisis hotline. Many women (and men) who are raped benefit from counseling because they can address practical issues, like how to feel safe again, how to decide whom to trust and whom to tell. Counseling can help a rape victim process the rage and fear that often consumes them. Counseling can help a rape victim cope with the shame that, unfortunately, so many victims still feel. Counseling can help a rape victim know what to expect on the difficult journey from victim to survivor.