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Originally Posted by karebear1
I don't understand the walking on eggshells comment at all. I would think it would be easier for them to NOT have to call someone to remind them that there was no appointment that week. How hard is it to say to your staff, "I got good news for you girls! Lost doesn't need reminder calls about me being gone for the week. She's super sharp on all that stuff, so you don't need to worry about making a call to her." It almost sounds like he wants to rub it in and make you feel bad that he won't be there that week. So silly.
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Agree. But, I had made requests before. Once, T shared my private email with staff and I felt my boundaries were violated. Once, me and another client showed up at the same time because of a double booked situation. He addressed those. And, I left T after a rupture last year and came back a few months later.The staff cancelled me and then had to place me back in the system.
It IS silly. After this last message, I sent T an angry email. (We had just discussed this very thing a few days before) Basically, I said, I received the message from staff making sure I remembered he cancelled and would not be there the next day. I also wrote, No. I didn't remember. Clients, like me, are incapable of remembering conversations with our therapists. Then I wrote, GIVE ME A BREAK!
