There could be a lot of reasons why you are experiencing emotional detachment. Based on the information you have provided, it really sounds like you are overloaded. Every individual handles work and stress differently. Your response to working, finishing school, being a husband, and a father, a student, and an employee could suddenly change. If you review...
I truly believe that you cannot control what happens around you and in the world, but you can definitely choose how to respond to what occurs.
One exercise that I recommend is writing a description of your ideal man. Then take a moment to reflect on what initially attracted you to your boyfriend. Make a list. Do you still enjoy these qualities about him...
Thank you for writing. There are 2 parts to your question and I will try to answer them accordingly.
1. Relationship with the Self
2. Relationship with your significant other
Whenever I coach my clients regarding relationship issues, I always start with the most important relationship of all – your relationship with your self. I know it might not be ...
Based on what you have described, the anxiety and separation distress you are experiencing seems to have deeper implications than your current three month old romantic relationship. According to the latest relationship research, many adults will continue to act out similar patterns with their significant other as they had in their primary caregiver relations...
From what you have explained, I'm glad that you sought professional therapy. However, it sounds like you have put up armor against being so vulnerable and this shield is keeping you safe. It also explains why you are no longer experiencing many of your previous natural sensations.
So, it is obvious that you will need to take it very, very slowly. One ...
Based on your new information that you just posted, this forum and coaching is not the place for you to seek your answers. I would urge you to immediately seek professional face-to-face help from a therapist.
Your forum coach Wanda
Every individual has the potential to live at the highest-level possible and to enjoy life. However, it is difficult to change the recurring patterns that you are describing. Even if you are not happy, even if you are restless, you are actually in your comfort zone. So, another way to look at it is that you are comfortable in your misery. Once you become ...
There is good news in your situation. You are able to do things and participate in activities, if they are work-related or if your son or daughter needs something. So, I would recommend that you start very slowly with using this to help you. While you're at work, check and see if they have EAP (employee assistance program). Some companies offer this as pa...
Many individuals are afraid of needles. What I recommend is to contact the nurse practitioner, the physician's assistant , or the nurse at your doctor's office and schedule an appointment with her or him to discuss your fear of needles and what might be the best approach for you. They are usually extremely busy during the day with seeing patients but will t...
Based on your description, I recommend that you seek professional assistance from a counselor or a therapist. There is so much support and help available. If you've never had counseling or therapy, it can ease the heavy weight you are currently experiencing and can help you shift out of your depressed state.
Wishing you success in seeking professional he...