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Old Apr 14, 2010, 09:02 AM
kitten16 kitten16 is offline
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This is interesting, Bloom. I would be totally relieved if I thought my T were remaining seated when I leave because he'd been trained to do that, though I don't get the rationale. (I don't know why I'm so afraid of him having his own issues, lol!)

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by bloom3 View Post
hi kitten. i think it might be his training if he is psychodynamically or psychoanalytically trained. Ts used to be taught to be a blank slate for the client to then transfer everything onto. my T also didn't rise out of her chair when i would go to leave. i thought it was so strange at first and then realized it must be her training. i mentioned once to her how some people on PC have a lot of physical contact with their Ts and we had an interesting discussion about it. i wasn't really looking for hugs or hand-holding or anything but she did loosen up a bit after that. she was just trained to be very careful about physical boundaries. she is quite warm and compassionate though.

Last edited by kitten16; Apr 14, 2010 at 10:39 AM.