I don't think its whether one is introverted or extroverted in therapy, its the type of therapy you are in.

i'm very much ... introverted, that doesn't mean i don't want to or need to talk though especially in therapy which is the one safe place. I have two very different t's and very different relationships with both. One is much more of a mostly wanting me to lead the conversation and at times it's totally frustrating. The other I've had to actually tell him to shutup at different points which I couldn't believe i'd done when I first did it, because he can talk non-stop and never leave me room to say anything. Once he talked without coming up for a breath and then asked if there was anything I wanted to say when there was a whole five minutes left I think with both it has more to do with their styles of therapy rather than if they themselves are introverted or extroverted.