My psychiatrist tell me i not allowed talk about my girlfriend at the time to no one why?

Question

she won't explain to me anyways

Answer 1

Because your 'girlfriend' isn't real. ;)

Answer 2

She probably has her reasons  

Answer 3

The only person who can answer this is your psychiatrist. Maybe if you ask her to explain, she will.

Answer 4

I think you have the wrong psychiatrist.  She is the doctor. but, I cannot accept the  telling you not to talk about a person or subject without explaining why.  I paid for that type of lame "therapy" when I was in my early 20s.  I really believed in the mental health system and these people.  So while I paid and returned for months, I was not improving.  In my own mind I felt the problem was that I was not trying hard enough with the "therapy."    Then, I happened to meet a psychiatrist who introduced himself by his first name.  Sort of an instant friendship and we had some business contact after that meeting.  I asked him if he could help my anxiety problem.  The second psychiatrist and friend supplied me with appropriate level of anti-anxiety medication.  For me, I was free to start building my career and enjoying life to some extent.  I am saying that talk is cheap and that this lady  is not treating you with the respect any patient at the clinic should have.  You can do better.  I think the avoidance of drug therapy is a bad mistake.  Maybe you are taking some medication but apparently it is not enough to make you feel comfortable in your life.  The "girlfriend issue" is important to you.  But, I am sure if the therapist could explain why to drop the subject you would feel differently.  I would tell you as a "Monday morning quarterback" that it may be that the relationship has nothing in it for you.   If so, the therapist should have told you that.  If it is true.  Fire your shrink.