>>947
I have visited two and neither of them helped me at all. But it might help you. The way I see it, having a psychologist is the equivalent to having a friend who is willing to listen and not judge. Although defining them in this way makes them seem worthless, close and caring friends are extremely rare.

Having said that, visiting a psychologist did not help me at all because they didn't match my personality. However, seeing a psychologist might help you. And so, if you have nothing to lose, than why not? I don't know why you want to visit, but here is an article about memory that might pertain to you.

http://discovermagazine.com/2009/jul-aug/03-how-much-of-your-memory-is-true

The article brushes on bad memories and the brain's ability to detach your emotional response from the memory itself. I think this is a large portion of what goes on in therapy for many people. This is me just talking, but I know that I still struggle with memories that still affect me. But then I try to take some joy in the fact that I am only getting further and further away from it as I get older. I hope my response helped you decide. And I'm very sorry if it didn't.