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Originally Posted by Suratji
Why does it still take her a few minutes to come get me????
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She's probably doing paperwork in between clients, and wants to finish up her sentence or paragraph or filling out the form, or whatever. I think they are not just sitting in between clients doing nothing. In the really exhausted days of my past, when I would arrive to therapy before T was ready, I would sit in the waiting room, close my eyes, and try to sleep. (My T has a private waiting room, so I am the only one in it.) Sometimes I did fall asleep--so nice to get a few extra minutes. On more than one occasion, T would open the door to take me in and I would totally startle because I was awakened so abruptly.
I have also read or looked through just about every book in T's waiting room since I've been seeing him for several years now. I used to write down what page I was on so I could resume the book easily at the right place the next time. We have used what I have seen in those books as fodder for therapy on more than one occasion.
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Originally Posted by Suratji
If I'm alone, I'll pace the room or I've even taken my iPod to dance away the jitters.
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I love this image! I also like how you interpreted the squares in your T's quilts. I think you are handling your jitters really well. Dance on!
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Originally Posted by Mike_J
That and practice my telekinesis, I try to spin the large globe that is on the other end of the waiting room, so far I haven’t been able to make it move but that doesn’t seem like a good reason to stop trying.
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I love this too!