Don't worry a whole lot about the credentials, something obviously that should be licensed. Find out how do they conceptualize these problems and if they see them as just like diabedes and cancer, i'd run. You're looking more for someone who has more of a humanistic outlook on these things. If you get a sense that the person isn't listening, doesn't respect you, doesn't take you seriously, fire them, get somebody else. It's oky to fire your therapist. O work is not eother way round. Rial often, an all too often, it feels like we're beholden to them what the way it is. Right?
Dr. Ruby earned his Ph.D. in 1995 at Florida State University. He is a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel with 20 years of military service as a criminal, counterintelligence, and counterespionage special agent and investigative psychologist in many capacities across the globe. Following his military career, Dr. Ruby has been a psychologist and coach in private practice.
We discuss:
- Why does Dr. Ruby believe calling mental illness an 'illness' is a problem?
- What advice does Dr. Ruby give those who are dealing with depression and anxiety?
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