My psychologist said the same thing to me.....that there was so much going on in my life that needed to be handled along with all the deeper things that she needed to be able to get to. She provided me with a therapist that came out to my farm every other week & I see her the every other week. They don't even charge me for the therapist that comes to my house because it's provided under grant money by the state. It's hard sometimes to get into the things that we really need the help with when we have so many other issues that we have to deal with. Think your new T has been able to see just how many areas you really do need help in. She may realize that you need more in the lines of a psychologist rather than just a T also to deal with your problems. Which means that she is looking out for your best interest rather than trying to get rid of you.

Like Sannah said, the tip of the iceburgs are tiny compaired to what is underneath. Your new T can see that there are a lot of underlying issues you really need help with & possibly more complicated that she can handle, but more than likely, she feels that it will take longer than the 12 weeks she can provide & thinks that it would be in your best interest to start with a T now that can continue seeing you long after the 12 weeks with her would have been up.

Sometimes it's important to see the positive aspect of something....like she is looking out for your best interest rather than trying to get rid of you. Our perspective of things can be clouded by our past experiences.