
Aug 24, 2012, 05:11 AM
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Originally Posted by rainboots87
however, I know I did my best work and grew the most with the therapists I felt that attachment to. Though, there were some times when I needed more space to grow (less frequency). I can't think of hardly anything from therapy the other Ts, except for one very difficult yet enlightening session with a student clinician. I'd rather not get attached and I'll give this new lady a chance, but I'm not sure how I feel about her just yet. I can't picture myself ever contacting her between sessions, but then again it might be best for me to try to deal with things on my own more. I'm not sure what I'm looking for here- mostly getting my thoughts out of my head so I can look at them. Any thoughts from y'all?
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I think you answered your own question.
You know you need to be attached to do your best work in therapy.
The other comment I'll make, though, is that in the beginning I would not have imagined getting attached to the therapist I have either. I have no idea how it happened.. but the attachment that eventually developed allowed things to happen that have changed my life forever.
So - don't over-analyze the relationship in the beginning. Just be *in* it. You may eventually decide that it's not going to work, but first give it time. You just never know
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