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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] :-o [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, what is the topic of this workbook that you feel the need to hide it? Letting your kids see that you are getting help for something could be a good thing and open the door to them sharing future challenges with you. When I was in therapy many years ago, my kids were about 12 and 9. My daughter saw my therapist's card and asked me who it was for. I was honest and said it was a therapist I'd been seeing for anxiety. It was a slightly uncomfortable conversation at the time but then a few years later my daughter was going through some mental health challenges and came to me to ask to go to therapy.[/quote] When I was around 4th grade age, I found a book my mom gave my dad about being a workaholic. And a slightly risque marital counseling book. So I was ready when I got called to see their pastor counselor. It was the 70s. It didn't faze me a bit. They're still married. My older son looked through all my books when he was a child. Finished reading "Art of Racing in the Rain" fished out of my travel bag. Then I learned from his questions that there was a seedy side to a feel good dog narrator story. He also got his hands on a Helen Hoang book while I wasn't looking. :oops: [/quote] Please don’t clog the thread with a boring diversion like this. [/quote] DCUM is just a diversion. Lighten up. There are plenty of suggestions.[/quote]
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