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Originally Posted by treehouse
I wonder if you put the list away for a day or two and just let your subconscious mull it over, if you might see something next time you pull out the list?
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I did the original search yesterday; today was when I copied the text of all the T's there just to confirm my first impressions.
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Another possibility - have you checked the Psychology Today search?
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In the past, yes, though I have not copied all the texts and put them in one place.
I have also looked via the Am. Psychological ***'n, the psychiatric ***'n, psychoanalytic ***'n, etc. Not probably with total thoroughness.
(You can thank PC's software censorship for those asterisks.
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Sometimes, like this morning (and most recent mornings), I am almost a non-entity (which is what my mother wanted). I can't think of anything at all. Nice when I go to a potential therapist? I have never met one who, I think, would know about that kind of state of mind and cope with it well.
What I want is someone who, when reading all the guff I put out, or say in person, if I manage to say anything at all, is to realize the anxiety that lies underneath it all, and who will react to that perception in a mindful way, something that does not increase my anxiety. I don't know anyone who does that.