The fear of the unknown will eventually prevent us from acting on things that are good for us. For example, I like my dentist, but I hate making appointments. Although I’m afraid he will find something, I know that my visit can prevent minor problems from further expanding in the future.

This thinking process can be applied to therapy. Most of our misunderstandings about therapists come from their descriptions on TV and movies. How often can you see such scenes? The patient walked into the senior office and nailed the board with wood. Then the therapist sat on the chair with fur wings, sat a little high and looked down at the patient. The patient often lay on the sofa and the therapist scribbled on the notebook where he could not see.

How much can anyone relax in such a terrible environment where a therapist always seems to have the upper hand and is in control?

although it is a fiction, we begin to believe that these scenes are true. Then on these TV and large screen screens, according to what we know, it is easy to have psychological barriers that prevent us from taking an important first step.

Fortunately, things have changed. Especially after the start of the novel coronavirus, the biggest change is from personal office access to online therapy sessions. Meetings are no longer a frightening office atmosphere, but in a comfortable home environment.

It’s good to train in a relaxed environment, but some people still don’t want to. In order to help people in Texas consider family therapy, Sandi Neiman provides free online counseling to answer all questions.

Neiman said: “After deciding to get more information about treatment, we should also go through more bridges. We cannot see the treatment and evaluate the quality of service in advance. This will generate many psychological” assumptions “, become stumbling blocks and hinder the imminent progress of treatment.”

“In order to alleviate any concerns and help answer all questions, we will provide free online treatment consultation for residents in Texas. The consultation will last for 20 minutes(not a junior assistant) and direct contact. Most therapists only provide 5 or 10 minutes of phone calls. In my opinion, this is not long and we can’t do much.” express:

Sandi Neiman is a family medicine treatment expert. At her clinic in Georgetown, Texas, she treats patients suffering from depression, anxiety and tension due to medical diagnosis such as cancer diagnosis, the impact of chemotherapy and the decision to end their lives, or changes in the medical status of customers or their families.

although I think treatment is helpful, I don’t know where to start calling and arranging free online treatment consultation. A 20 minute non obligatory chat will be held directly with Sandi Neiman. During the chat, Sandi answered all questions about family medical care. Just call 615-438-3964.