Recommendations for a Thai speaking therapist for a Thai patient in Chiang Mai to coach someone through PTSD or grief. No addiction. Just going over their emotions, thoughts, identifying patterns, creating a safe space to cry if needed, things of that nature, etc.
They tried one place already, but it ended up being a doctor prescribing pills for sleep, antidepressants, focus, and basically said go journal, exercise, vent to friends, 8-hour sleep, and good diet. Not really what they were looking for.
The marketing for psychiatrists and therapists in Thailand appears to be identical so thought it best to just ask here.
If you can suggest but don’t want to post, please send in a DM. 🙏
Hi! I’m the developer of NextCandle. I’m writing in English and marking this as FOREIGNER as requested by the rules.
I’ve added a Thai interface to a tool that compares candlestick sequences with similar historical examples and shows what actually happened afterward. I’d value feedback from Thai readers on how to make the chart labels easier to understand.
If you use trading or chart apps in Thai, which terms feel more natural in English, and which should be in Thai? For example, how would you prefer an app to communicate “Similarity” and the number of historical comparison cases?
Historical similarity isn’t a win rate and doesn’t guarantee future results. I’m looking for feedback on the wording and how the examples are presented. Even one awkward label or confusing part would be helpful. Thanks for taking a look!