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Therapists in Boston

Kleemart asks:

Recommendation for a therapist or office in Boston? either sex is fine!

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Technically Brookline, but worth a short t ride. http://www.emilypilowa.com/

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There are a lot of types

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Check out Healthcare Associates at Beth Israel 617-754-9600

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Psychologist=BIDMC has been good

Physical=Bay State Physical Therapy in Roslindale is great, have experience there myself.

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Years ago I saw Ethan Seidman, and I found him to be very helpful. At the time, his office was in Central Square, Cambridge.

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If I want to feel better I typically just come here, comment on something, and hope for a lot of up votes.

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and we don't accept insurance.

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I gave you a thumbs up and now I feel better for helping you feel better. Perpetual emotion.

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Seriously.
I can't tell you how many times I either felt crappy, was in a crappy mood, etc. When I force myself to get on the bike and start riding, 5-10 minutes later everything changes for the better. Works almost every time.
By no means am I saying this will work for everybody, just saying it works well for me.
Good luck with your search.

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That will totally work if they are trying to resolve complicated issues such as grief, surviving abuse, and whatnot. I'm totally going to tell my neighbor (who washes her hands until they bleed due to OCD) that she should skip medical treatment and just get a bike. Wait, she's agoraphobic too.

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Really? I offer a lighthearted comment and you go whacko on me? Really?
Maybe you and your neighbor can get a two-for-one deal with a therapist.
And what part of this statement did you miss?

By no means am I saying this will work for everybody, just saying it works well for me.

People, please lighten up. Thanks.

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For mild depression or anxiety. And it's a LOT cheaper than therapy.

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Sorry, for that last snarky comment. I guess I'm just really burned out this week and went WAY off the deep end. Yes, I do indeed need to lighten up and I'm sorry I took it out on you.

Maybe I should go ice skating and work out the stress off tomorrow? :)

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I just happened to read this on a bike blog, thought it was appropriate. Got it from here:

Short story: I lost the two most important people in my life by the time I was 24, my father, who was my spiritual guidepost, and my new wife, my lover and best friend. I sank into debilitating depression. Went into a hospital. Was put on medications. Lost sight of who I was, sunk deeper into darkness. A new friend re-introduced me to cycling. I threw away the pills, stopped my visits to the shrink. Turned emotional pain into ever longer and more excruciating physical sufferfests on the bike. My body morphed into a lean machine, all the negativity, anger and despair was smashed upon ever-turning pedals. Mile after mile. Day after day. Week after week. The bike brought me back to the living. It saved my life.

FWIW, we have no idea why this person wants to see a therapist.

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Say the person is recovering from an accident and wants to get back into shape so they can ride their bike again?

That would be a catch-22. Want to ride the bike for therapy, but need therapy before you can ride the bike.

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I'm not going to help you find all the rapists in Boston, you sick dog!

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He's both an analyst and therapist, hence the shortened word analrapist.

But on a serious note, physical or psychological?

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Wouldn't different people work well with different therapists?

I'd be interested in a therapist who works well with technically-minded people. Any suggestions?

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