Patient's question:
I am facing problems again due to sexual repression, which greatly interferes with my child. In the past two days, my child has frequently run away from home. Moreover, my mental illness has caused me great distress, and I feel very discouraged. I have also made my child feel the fear of life. I know her fear, but I don't know how to overcome the psychological barriers to bid her farewell.I watch her small figure from behind, yet I feel disconnected from her. Who is she? What is she? I am actually unaware. I try to communicate with her, but it seems as if I am misleading her into doing wrong things. The more I communicate, the more things seem wrong, as if I have wronged her and acted arrogantly. It is extremely painful!
Doctor's answer:
The situation you described is due to psychological barriers affecting your ability to communicate with your child. In such cases, it is recommended that you seek the help of a psychologist to assist you and your child in communication and guide you on how to interact with your child. This can also help you overcome your psychological difficulties. Alternatively, you may visit a professional mental health institution or psychiatric hospital for follow-up treatment. Additionally, pay attention to adjusting your mindset in daily life and strive to maintain a relaxed, joyful, and optimistic emotional state as much as possible.