Sounds like a valuable commodity that a manager is trying to salvage in any way possible...

That's a shame.

I'm 24 but I'm not sure how that relates. You don't need to be 46 with a Masters to see it..

No worries though. We just need more of these guys to shoot themselves in the chest. Then it is real.

Naive of what?

I understand that he can have behind the scenes shit.

So do most people. So do I. So do you.

How many people look to a therapist to place blame and then validate it, with the feelings that every person in the world has?

Not many.

It relates because you have very little life experience.

Your singular comment proves that notion.

I LOL'd

Jealous? Really?

I'd advise you not to make assertions about people you don't know.

I think ideally therapists teach people more productive ways of dealing with it. Sure we can all teach ourselves to self medicate but what if there are easier better healthier ways?

So your number may be low but it should probably be a lot higher.

His post asserts that earning millions of dollars should erase any and all trauma, real or imagined, that this man is suffering.

Yea, like Jonathans mother is a big time employment attorney who wrote on work place harassment. This has setup written all over it. PTSD? Give me a friggen break. I am still not passing judgement though until we have something more than a mean text message to go off of.

No, but you tend to have to SUFFER TRAUMA to experience it.

Trauma is not getting paid millions and then being pestered by some pecker-head white boy who thinks he's Biff...

I happen to disagree. I've known many people over the years that have therapists, most of them earn hundreds of thousands if not millions per year.

Stress is a killer. Having someone to talk to can help immensely.

If this thread reflected the sentiments of those who work in health care, the stigma would really isolate a lot of folks who need care.

It's comfortable for some to make assumptions about what a mental health patient looks like. Although low socioeconomic status is a risk factor, mental health is still present in those with high socioeconomic status. We can't ignore people just because they had a "privileged" life.