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Ulla Sommer er virkelig en ubehagelig dame som sparker til én mens man ligger ned.
Kom for at få hjælp, jeg var smilende og super åben og med masser af mod på at arbejde på, at få det bedre. Det endte med voksen skæld ud og har aldrig oplevet noget lignende.
Har været hos andre psykologer og dette er bestemt ikke bare en fremgangsmåde.
Virkelig ubehageligt og ønsker ikke andre skal opleve dette
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