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I've been to a psych and he has never actually suggested that my issues are caused by my work place but he has suggested I take short-term leave on several occa
by johnward 10y ago
I've been to a psych and he has never actually suggested that my issues are caused by my work place but he has suggested I take short-term leave on several occasions. I have refused to do it thus far but that seem obvious that he thinks work is causing or increasing my issues.
I've also talked to a therapist's but in general have no other major causes of stress in my life. I make more than double the median income in my area, my family is all healthy and close, etc. Work seems to be a major cause of stress. I've tried to find another job but the interview process in tech is more stressful than the actual work. So many rejections just wear you out over time.
To your point I would say the only way they could really tell if it was job related would be talking to each person and ruling out other causes.
- HenryTheHorse 10y agoThank you. So what you are saying is, the psychs view the workplace issues as exacerbating factors.
- 46Bit 10y agoAn abusive work environment is akin to an abusive home environment. Given that at work you don't even have the option of standing your ground, it's at least as bad.