Antidepressants with TMS & hypnotherepy experiance

Hey everyone,

I was off and on off antidepressants before January this year and thought I could do without. But no matter what I do, i just cant be as happy as i used to be. I remeber taking Sertraline for about 4 months leading towards the end of 2014 and i got happier and felt better but had a stressfull time with work etc..

What i am asking is; should i give them another go or should i try to do this medication free?

The reason i ask this is due to a very strange session with a hypnotherapist yesterday. It was my first session and I was awake the whole time, but put into a state of relaxation. Nothing happened at first, but after about 15 mintues, I just started laughing hysterically! everytime i closed my eyes during the session, i just lughed from inside and it felt amazing! I have not lauged properly for a very long time and last time i did (i mention in a previous post) I had a bad experiance with anxiety. MY face would lock u and i would become unbalanced and want to fall ect.. But in this session i just felt happy with no issues, I felt normal for a breif amount of time.

I felt like me again, i was so happy inside, and ever since i tried going medication free, I have been even lower with my moods.

would anyone think it would be wise for me to start my medicaion again? and have you had any sucess from hypnotherepy?

Many Thanks,

Liam

 

I am no doctor, so you should go get medical advice about whether or not to take anti depressants. However I can give you my experience and what I believe.

There is not right or wrong answer people are different and some need medications. Some people need to use medications temporarily to get over the hump and there nothing wrong with this. I in fact used to take something but got tired of wanting to take a pill to sleep and be happy.

However if are you wanting to be on a pill the rest of your life to be happy, that is a question you will have to answer. When I have any symptoms from tms I treat this as I am out of balance. If I take a pill to cover it up it i would never know how I am truly feeling. Then you continue to run from your problems. Life can be challenging but it's perservering through problems that makes you a better person. Pain and suffering is a part of life and in that time there is something to be learned.

Wishing you luck with what ever option you choose. Just trust yourself that you have what it takes inside of you to heal. You will be the reason you heal, so don't lose hope. Perseverance and faith go a long way. Don't know if your a spiritual person but this reading is powerful and relates to tms healing.

Ryan





May 22, 2014


God: Never in a Hurry; Always On Time
by Rick Warren

“Don’t try to get out of anything prematurely. Let it do its work so you become mature and well-developed.” (James 1:4b MSG)

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Remember that God is never in a hurry, but he is always on time. He will use your entire lifetime to prepare you for your role in eternity.

The Bible is filled with examples of how God uses a long process to develop character, especially in leaders. He took 80 years to prepare Moses, including 40 in the wilderness. For 14,600 days Moses kept waiting and wondering, “Is it time yet?” But God kept saying, “Not yet.”

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Don’t get discouraged. When Habakkuk became depressed because he didn’t think God was acting quickly enough, God had this to say: “These things I plan won’t happen right away. Slowly, steadily, surely, the time approaches when the vision will be fulfilled. If it seems slow, do not despair, for these things will surely come to pass. Just be patient! They will not be overdue a single day!” (Habakkuk 2:3 LB)

A delay is not a denial from God!

Remember how far you’ve come, not just how far you have to go. You are not where you want to be, but neither are you where you used to be. Years ago people wore a popular button with the letters PBPGINFWMY. It stood for “Please Be Patient, God Is Not Finished With Me Yet.” God isn’t finished with you, either, so keep on moving forward. Even the snail reached the ark by persevering!

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I'm not a doctor either, and never underwent psychotherapy but I have occasionally use a self-hypnosis DVD
for stress relief. It's called "Hypnosis for Stress Relief" by a British psychotherapist, Susan Hepburn.

She puts a young man through a 20 minute hypnotic session of relaxation and tells him he can do anything
he sets his mind to.

I avoid any medication and instead believe anxiety and physical pain are mainly or most often caused by
TMS repressed emotions and our perfectionist personality. There are wonderful posts in the forums here on
how to discover those emotions and they have healed many people.

 

You might want to contact a TMS therapist as suggested here:

http://tmswiki.org/forum/threads/ask-a-tms-therapist.4850/