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Counseling at Little Tokyo Service Center

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#1
  • 悩んでいる子
  • mail
  • 2021/01/25 16:04

Various family problems have broken out due to the Corona disaster and I have lost my job and would like to seek counseling.
I heard that counseling at Little Tokyo Service Center is once a week and free of charge. Does anyone have any experience with counseling here?
I would like to know about good and bad reputation. I wonder if they will keep it strictly confidential.

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#37
  • 日系
  • 2021/01/27 (Wed) 11:07
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Most people who volunteer for free are doing it for themselves, not to help others. In some cases, it is helping others. I think there are many different personal reasons to contribute to society. I think volunteering is necessary. Because being a counselor is not like getting food from a food bank.

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#38
  • w
  • 2021/01/27 (Wed) 11:14
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Cramer W.

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#39
  • おい
  • 2021/01/27 (Wed) 11:17
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＞ Most people who volunteer for free are doing it for themselves, not to help others.

Assumptions, assumptions, delusions.

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#40
  • 日系
  • 2021/01/27 (Wed) 11:19
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It's not that it's offensive, it's that you made a mistake by respecting their opinion and going in that direction. You can take your parents' opinion and end up in the wrong life. So, if you don't know right from left in America, listen to the opinions of various people. I am telling you this because I stubbornly followed their opinions and that's how it turned out. I think the person who gave me the advice also did so because he thought it was the right thing to do, without any other intention. It just seemed quite forceful.
Since I think you guys have the best opinion. I thought it would be nice to be around respectful people who are not perfect, who don't bother you one way or the other, and who can be considerate of each other. Well, as with friendships, it is probably easier for people to take advantage of others. You should use free services if you can appreciate them.

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#41
  • 悩まない性格に改革
  • 2021/01/27 (Wed) 11:20
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Most people who volunteer for free are doing it for themselves, not to help others.

You have a point. I used to know someone who counseled people and I actually didn't ask him to start counseling, he counseled me on his own even though we were just making small talk.

As we were talking, I felt that the person was actually mentally ill. People who are afflicted at that time start to deliberately put things on the agenda that they shouldn't be afflicted with, and start to seek this and that.

I am the kind of person who gives up immediately on things that are out of my control, so I could not understand why she was complicating matters so much, but she was very lively as she was searching and talking about this and that for me.

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