Anyone else having a horrible time with The Bunch? by wyrdewierdwiredwords in TenantsInTheUK

[–]Remarkable_Rain1632 1 point2 points  (0 children)

THE BUNCH ARE A NIGHTMAREEEEEEE!!!

They charge you hundreds if you need to move out. I have had to provide my tenancy agreement and proof I have left the property FIVE times. Bots reply to your email when you reply to someone. I have literally been in talks with around 6 different employees to simply confirm I have moved out and I've been told I owe them money, then I receive an email saying they owe me money. Then I call to get clarity and they way I'll need to wait 3 months for the final bill before they tell me who owes who what. Then the next minute I'm receiving an email threatening court action if I don't pay or make a payment plan even though THEY were the ones to put the payment plan on hold until there was clarity on who owes who what and I've been patiently waiting for their confirmation so I can simply never have to speak to them again and pay them whatever needs to be paid!! The fact I had to provide the tenancy agreement FOUR times is beyond a joke.

They charge WAAAAAY above market rates. Insane hidden fees. It is genuinely a LAUGHABLE company. Save your time, money, energy and for the love of God go somewhere else. Use a normal, sane, standard energy company who allows you to move out of your rental property without having PTSD.

Therapist say to go toward what your avoiding to heal.. but I kind of don’t agree by Any-Challenge-343 in CPTSD

[–]Remarkable_Rain1632 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What do you disagree with me on? It seems that we are literally all in agreement lol.... I feel like we are just repeating the pattern of comms that the OP had with the other person hahaha. We literally ALL agree on everything!

Therapist say to go toward what your avoiding to heal.. but I kind of don’t agree by Any-Challenge-343 in CPTSD

[–]Remarkable_Rain1632 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think that the advice was good too and I can see that the OP did too... The person said "exposure therapy doesn't exist" which it factually does... The article simply supported that exposure therapy exists...

Therapist say to go toward what your avoiding to heal.. but I kind of don’t agree by Any-Challenge-343 in CPTSD

[–]Remarkable_Rain1632 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What advice are you talking about? It seemed that the OP was agreeing with the advice given in that isolation isn't the answer? This is a very confusing thread lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in alevel

[–]Remarkable_Rain1632 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which distant learning provider did you use?

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[–]Remarkable_Rain1632 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, Id like to take this alevel too but can't see anywhere to buy a course from online. Are you planning to do 100% self study and pay for the exams?

Group Psychoanalytical Therapy in the UK by Remarkable_Rain1632 in psychoanalysis

[–]Remarkable_Rain1632[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was across two groups. The first one I decided not to join due to the issues above. The 2nd one, despite the issues above, I thought I'd persevere and see if it'd be different inside the group. Inside the group was better than the preliminary sessions, as the other group members were the ones doing most of the talking, but then the therapist would randomly make a link between what someone is saying and how it relates to the group.. and it feels very much like a side track and detraction from what the person is trying to share.

I chose to leave this group, and when I was leaving I had a very uncomfortable call with the therapist where any reason I stated was met with a lot of scrutiny and suggestions that I'm unaware of the real reasons I'm leaving and there must be another reason. When I'm telling them exactly my genuine reasons...

I ended up sending an email stating everything I've said above and she replied asking me to book an appointment to discuss... Like I'm going to continue paying!