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Originally Posted by zooropa
I wonder what it would be like to be in there and not have my eye on the clock. I mean, sometimes I am not aware of the time, when we are doing trauma work and my entire focus is on not dissociating, or when I AM dissociating, or too scared to not hide my face. But mostly, if I'm there and aware, I am conscious of the time.
I know I look at the clock more when I want T to change the subject. I always look at it when we are about to start trauma stuff. I have this thought of wanting it to say it's time for me to go, and never wanting to go, all at once.
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((zoo)) you should maybe try and ask the T to move the clock/hide the clock from your view? It would be interesting to see how that effects you during your time with T.
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