I would suggest speaking to your/a therapist to see if other forms of therapy e.g ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)—there are a few others might be helpful.
Regarding anticoagulation therapy there are numerous reports about the spectrum of bleeding complications during therapy, however this severe complication has to our knowledge not been reported previously.
However, even in the absence of a disease-modifying therapy, there are benefits of a timely and accurate diagnosis1.
"And if families need more specialised services, such as speech therapy, there are often huge waiting lists – some are over a year long.
As with any therapy, there are also parents who say they saw no change, that the therapy was a waste of money and time.
However, in couples therapy there are the Gottman Institute's "four horsemen of the apocalypse" signs, which are good to know about and look for.
TWO years after a bombshell dropped on hormone replacement therapy, there are signs that the rush away from the drugs is ending.
However, other than rehydration therapy, there are no effective drugs or vaccines, although two are currently undergoing early trials.
