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She's a religious fundamentalist who believes in black and white. I am not and I made that clear when she told me I could choose the way of Christ or the other way. So she decided to increase my sertraline from 50mg to 100mg in order to cause my life to crash and burn so I can hit rock bottom and be forced to "see the light" and convert.
I believe that she knows I have bipolar but told me I have OCD and her plan is to cause me to react negatively to the increased dose of sertraline so that my life can be destroyed. Then I can be built back up from the ground up as a proper fundamentalist.
That is her plan. And I don't have the guts to say no!
What can I do?
Simply put, unless you looked for a Fundamentalist Christian psychiatrist, and that is not your religion, it is unethical for her to proselytize - attempt to force her religion on you.
Get a referral to a secular psychiatrist right now.
I doubt that she is intentionally setting out to destroy your life, but fundamentalist, such as your therapist think that their way is the only way, and everyone who does not believe that way, is dammed. Literally.
There are many paths to God. You do not need this guilt trip on top of what ever else you have to deal with.
I'm skeptical. This is a medical doctor who would be risking her license to do what the OP claims.
My first therapist was a lesbian and had definite issues with men that spilled over into my treatment.
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