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Originally Posted by KazzaX
if they want to know how you feel about a certain situation and you wont tell them, they say certain things to get you to break down into an emotional mess and they get aaaallll the info they need from that! They don't do it just for kicks - its what they are trained to do and that is how the therapy works. They then use that information to help you deal with whatever it is you are dealing with.
If you read psychotherapy casebooks (I had somewhat of an addiction to these in university, lol, not sure why) they are FULL to the brim with these "mysterious" methods. They explain them in detail and they do make a lot of sense. But the idea I get out of it is if the client knows in advance, they lose their effectiveness. You can't give the game plan away or else the client can put a defense up and then the gameplan is useless.
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Yes this is what it feels like - that T is using techniques that I am not aware of, or knows more about me that I do and it feels like an endless maze. Or that T knows I should be going for at least the next 3 years, but if I get wind of that I may chuck it in so it is not shared with me.
I know my head is stuck here right now, and if I can manage to unstick it a bit I am sure I will view it differently, for example I might manage to be interested in why this is such a big deal for me right now.