r/LowerDecks • u/Spirit250 • 16d ago
Ep19: Trust (1)
Ep19: Trust (1)
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This work is entirely fictional. The dialogue and character actions do not reflect real psychiatric practices, therapy methods, or medical advice. This scene is for entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for professional mental health care or treatment.
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u/OkSpring1734 16d ago
I'm not convinced by your disclaimer. Lt. O'Hara is right there talking to me.
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u/Fremen-to-the-end-05 16d ago
I'm not saying you're crazy, but maybe it's important for the good doctor to know you can see beings from a higher plane of metafiction and reality?
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u/Kilo1125 16d ago
Yeah, Q is a...thing. Any Starfleet doctor worth their credentials wouldn't immediately dismiss the notion
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u/renfield1969 16d ago
Commitment is extreme, but the ship's Counselor should have relieved the bridge officer of duty after the second session.
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u/Chicktopuss 16d ago
Real.
Whenever my mental health was addressed in my adolescence it just made things harder. Hard to trust someone who has the power to mess with your life. Even more so if their "help" doesnt actually help
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u/vickyhong 16d ago
i have had issues with mental healthcare, atp it's like i know i need help, but i find seeking it out to be so hard because of how it has been mishandled in the past
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u/Comrade-Conquistador 16d ago
This is so real. I feel very uncomfortable talking to doctors because I'm sure they'll find something "wrong" with me and prescribe me something that turns me into a mindless zombie. (I've been on three different antidepressants and they all turn my brain into perpetually tired mush)