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Originally Posted by Crescent Moon
I swear, Bunny, he *has* a book! I'm not kidding. After four years, he had a couple of files probably 6 inches deep.
Well.. I wouldn't have minded if his note-taking wasn't so profuse that it deprived me of therapeutic interaction.
Your therapist's moderate note-taking might be because it was much more common when he was starting out. I think it's been in the last decade or so that more minimal note-taking became the norm. First, because of therapy notes being easier to get by the courts, and second, because of the increased focus on the importance of the therapeutic relationship.
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Sorry you had to go through that. I've thought about it, and if I was in that situation I think I'd feel neglected and unimportant--just what I'm in therapy to get over. Like the note-taking in itself was much more important than I was. Ugh. And what good are all those notes if the interaction was being interfered with?
Glad you've moved on.
