State Dept. offered 'cry session' for employees distraught over Trump win

[Michie]

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[Michie]

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[RileyG]

I don't recall it as a dismal dark ages under the boot of tyrrany type affair.

People are just overreacting, in my opinion.

 

[RDKirk]

People are just overreacting, in my opinion.

Pretty much.

 

[stevevw]

The U.S. State Department reportedly offered therapy sessions and mental health services for employees distressed by President-elect Donald Trump's recent electoral victory last week, including what one source described as a "cry session."

An internal State Department email offered employees the opportunity to go to a one-hour event during which they were encouraged to discuss their feelings about the presidential election, according to multiple internal sources who spoke to The Washington Free Beacon.

The event, which was hosted by the department's Employee Consultation Services in the Bureau of Medical Services, was reportedly advertised as an opportunity of "managing stress during change."

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State Dept. offered 'cry session' for employees distraught over Trump win

The U S State Department reportedly offered a therapy session and mental health services for employees distressed by President-elect Donald Trump s recent electoral victory last week, including what

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My son was telling me that they have installed cry rooms in some cities. This sounds like 'Safe Spaces' in universities. Poor sensitive souls. If you take politics that seriously I think you ought to not get involved in politics.

But in saying that some sort of therapy may be a good idea for these ideologues who are losing their minds over Trumps win. They are malfunctioning and having glitches because their unreal world has been blown open and they are unsure about the big frontier thats stands before them. Which is reality.

So maybe rather than 'Cry Rooms' which are really just sessions to bag Trump and his supporters. They can have proper therapy which may be able to help them get over this ideological disorder they are suffering from. Just like how health departments abandoned trans ideology and brought back real therapy to help young people.