Like my bfriend says, "other than that, how was Dallas Mrs. Kennedy?" I understand your concerns working with Ts at a clinic. I go to a clinic where they are all students. The first dxd me as schizophrenic and still stuck by the dx even when I got a pdoc that said she was wrong and I had DID.
No one at the clinic has any experience with my issues, but i've still found them helpful if they are caring and have an open mind. One thing I do recommend is having T set up a backup T in case
he gets ill again. At least someone that has a trauma background. After all, your T had to start somewhere. He had his first client with DID. of course it's better to have an expert. I know. I went to one. He was awesome, and then I found out my insurance wouldn't pay for him. Now I do what I can with what is available. But going it alone doesn't seem to work so well. Love you,Purple.