One of my interests in therapy is just to be 'heard'. I'm not sure that if I eventually work through my issues, if my need to be heard will change. I don't think there is anything wrong with that.
What you wrote about why you would still like to continue to see a therapist, I think are really really good reasons to continue. If you T doesn't think so, then maybe another T.
"I appreciate having an hour per week that's about me and my emotions
Deep down I know I have attachment issues, and they have come to the fore
I am scared of being in the world on my own
I actually just don't want to have to see her and say good bye face to face
I appreciate knowing that someone cares-sort of anyway.
If things go wrong and I hit rock bottom, I know I have someone to give me advice and tell me what to do, or at least have an objective person to pick up the beginning of episodes."
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