Can my parents force me to tell the reason for my depression?

So I was last at the doctor and I dared to tell him what busy me and she has given me a referral to the psychotherapist. Then my but have taken away my notebook and my phone and I should get it again when I tell them what me charged (which I do not want for some reason).

Now I ask myself, are you allowed to do that at all?

That sounds like your parents are very worried. Of course, the methodology is not exactly pedagogically meaningful…

Maybe you can just sit down with them and tell them that you are not feeling well right now and that you have problems with expressing everything openly and therefore would like to face a therapist. Thank you for your concern, but also make it clear that you feel blackmailed, and you tend to shut yourself off, which you do not really want, but you just need time.

To be brief: be honest with your parents. They are worried, even if they have a strange way of showing it. They must not force you to say it, but you may be able to make them understand that you need time.

I think your parents are the problem of why you have depression. You do not have to tell them anything, and if you do not want it, I would not do it. Already on the basis of the removal one sees how your parents tick. They think they can do something with pressure. Despite everything, I wish you a speedy recovery and that your parents come to their senses.

The methodology is pedagogically meaningless, however, it shows me the despair and helplessness of the parents.