I am well aware that depression, anxiety, and other mental health problems are a serious subject and they deserve a lot more attention as loads of people are secretly dealing with these illnesses.
And everyone needs a different kind of attention and care depending on their mental health. And it turns out many therapists provide that. Even if it means shooting the patient with a nerf gun.
It might sound bad but trust me, it makes sense in the context. I mean I get that the conventional methods work, that is why we have been using them for so long. But sometimes, the right thing is to think outside of the box.
https://twitter.com/eclipsebegin/status/969047504187621376
I can’t believe the therapist called a nerf gun his “cognitive behavioral therapy tools.” Now, I know this might not work for everyone, but the Therapist clearly knew the patient, so he knew this method was alright.
THIS IS AMAZING
— beanie baby⁷🦀 (@sirradel) March 1, 2018
*hands therapist nerf gun at next session* “Don’t disappoint me…
…like my Dad”— Aqua Tofana (@delihund) March 1, 2018
https://twitter.com/ScottyJ_Dog/status/969233395111907334
We have a giant nerf ax: The Ax of Self Esteem. Whenever anyone, including my mother who is a judge, starts being down on themselves, out comes the ax and they either get attacked or flee laughing. Nerf gun is good though… more range.
— Headphones Over Homicide (@ACFKate) March 2, 2018
If I had a therapist like this, I would end up all bruised up and in tears😥
— 💛Soft Chubby Zoe💛 (@ZoeSoft) March 1, 2018
https://twitter.com/knife_emoji_irl/status/969465888435929088
https://twitter.com/jaylevi_/status/969544113979871232
Do you think more therapists should adopt this method or is that too far-fetched?