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Imo, guilt and/or fear is holding you back from the industry. Forgive yourself and everything else about the past situation somehow. Every job has the potential to be different even in the same industry. There are a lot of books and techniques that help to process blame, guilt and fear. This and what everyone else is saying.
I agree with you. My problem isn't rational understanding of what's happening to me but actually finding a method to get over it. To make an analogy, knowing what disease you have doesn't make it go away.
I sent you one that I use probably everyday. It's amazing how we make decisions that our brains try to help with, but gets messed up because they conflict. Your therapist should be able to help with more.
Thank you, I'll give it a try!