Is there anywhere in London to cbt

[sad_rain]

I want to find a place in London. I feel like it would be too cruel to do it in my family home. Any recommendations?

 

[pain6batch9]

London, UK?

 

[sad_rain]

London, UK?

Yes

 

[pain6batch9]

Yes

Parks are a good bet. Waste land maybe. A problem with those places is that they'll be full of nature. You might watch the birds for a while. Start to think differently. Being with nature and all that. London is way too crowded I think. Unless you go out into the country. But again, more nature. Going to the seaside puts me back in a good mood. Didn't answer your question though.

 

[sad_rain]

Parks are a good bet. Waste land maybe. A problem with those places is that they'll be full of nature. You might watch the birds for a while. Start to think differently. Being with nature and all that. London is way too crowded I think. Unless you go out into the country. But again, more nature. Going to the seaside puts me back in a good mood. Didn't answer your question though.

Thank you sm anyway that helped me

 

[vanillamilkshakes]

Greenwich Park is pretty asf, plus theres alot of park, not only the main viewing hill!

 

[pain6batch9]

Greenwich Park is pretty asf, plus theres alot of park, not only the main viewing hill!

Used to go there all the time as kids. To try and find the dear. Great place.

 

[newjourney]

I'm planning to do the same in about 1-2 months but it will be in a hotel room. Plan to spend the few days before enjoying the city as much as I can

 

[lifehurtsuk]

I pray you recover and feel better. I'm in the same situation, I don't know how to go on.

 

[Unspoken7612]

In basically any public place in London, you are likely to be found and have emergency services called and arrive.

Richmond Park is probably the quietest and potentially most remote, but it is also close to several hospitals. There are parts of it where few people go, but you might run into deer.

A hotel room is generally a better bet.

All this being said - yes finding your body would be distressing, but you dying will also be distressing. I'm sure you know that.

 

[pain6batch9]

Thing is though, you read about people dying all the time in public places and their bodies not being discovered for ages and ages.

Londoners are very aloof. (I am one.) But, different from what you hear in the press, they can also be the most noble self-sacrificing people you'll ever meet.