I'm sorry, Kacey.
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This is the one thing that ticks me off about T's....that it's SO easy for them to not take ownership for their wrongdoings....that they can twist things around so that it's a learning lesson for YOU without looking at THEMSELVES....
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I'd imagine that if there were some issues with over-dependence, that the T AND CLIENT could work together to create a game plan that is helpful for the client.
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I agree with both.
Look, I think you need to keep your appointment with this T. If for nothing else, to regain some of your own power back. If your call surprised him, he may not be expecting you to show up. I would strongly encourage you to meet with him, in person, and discuss some of what you mentioned here.
If you choose to leave, I agree with those who have said find your new T on your own. My own personal experience involves a referral which ended poorly due to the professional relationship and friendship between T#1 and #2.