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15-01-2018 11:41PM

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so many qs

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#2 15-01-2018 11:44PM

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so many qs wrote: »

Someone close to me is in need of help for the following issues: OCD tendencies that are severely debilitating, anger management, low self esteem.

This person has not dismissed the idea of getting help, however, I feel that any bad experience would completely turn them against the idea. So I am looking for advice, what is the very best place to start? How long does it take to get the ball rolling? Also, I don't think they would be on for taking medication.

Dublin based, if this makes a difference.

Really appreciate any advice.

GP is the first step.

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#3 15-01-2018 11:48PM

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Thank you

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