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Old Jun 05, 2011, 03:52 PM
Anonymous37798
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Emails between therapist and client? I don't think I have ever done that. HA! you know I have. That is the only way that can survive between sessions. It also gives me things to read back over.

Thank God my therapist is great about email. It took me a LONG time to do that with her. I still remember the first time I sent her a (long) email. She said, "Now I can see where you are. You are a writer. I think we can get down to some work now. Keep the emails coming. Good job!"

I started this when our therapy had come to a stagnant state (back in October). I just could not get to a place in our sessions that I really shared much of anything with her. I sure was not showing any emotions or feelings. Once I started writing/emailing, the dam broke and out poured all this stuff! I shocked myself!

I am so lucky that she is willing to work with me this way. Being that I write my feelings out (as you can see from some things I have posted), it has helped both of us tremendously.

I also use music when I need to. She is great with that, too. She once said that the change was nice. Meaning that she never knows what I will do! I may sit in the floor, bring music, bring typed notes, journaling, pillows, blankets, pictures, etc....I never know what it will be until almost the day of my session.
Thanks for this!
rainbow8, rainbow_rose