Hey,

As others have said without knowing the full extent of your story it's hard to say if the T acted a bit too harshly or if infact she had reason to believe that you needed intervention to protect you from harm. It doesn't sound like she did it out of badness...even if she was over reacting and I hear that you found it quite a traumatising exprience but I dont think you would have a case against the T. She may not have really broken your confidence in that she probably didnt tell the nurse or pdoc everything you had been telling her..just the main facts that she had a client who shes was concerned about who had taken herself of her meds and thought intervention may be needed??

People make mistakes or errors in judgement and perhaps your T did so by rushing to get others involved but do you think she did it because she infact cared about you and your safety?

I am really glad that you have got something positive from the situation in that you were able to create a good relationship with the Pdoc who has been able to support you