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Originally Posted by AnnaBegins
I found out today that my t had a conversation regarding my reluctance to take meds and the feasibility of making me bring my husband to a session to force me to tell him the full extent of what's been going on with me behind my back with a friend of mine who also sees him. I had been talking to her earlier about how rough the last few weeks have been and she reached out to him and they started discussing.
I know that I am to blame for this because I started the initial conversation with my friend, but I really feel like they betrayed my trust by talking about me and my treatment behind my back and without my consent.
When I confronted him, T said he feels bad that he damaged the trust between us and he will do whatever it takes to fix it.
I don't know if this is fixable, or even if it should be fixable. I am so hurt by this situation that I honestly don't want to talk to either of them again about anything deeper than the weather or the latest sports scores. I don't know how you get that trust back and I don't know how I can trust myself to know who to trust anymore.
Am I crazy for even considering giving him a second chance or am I crazy for wanting to follow up on what he did to me so he can't make anyone else feel this way ever again?
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I'm sorry that you're going through this

I can really relate to the part where you talked about not knowing how to get the trust back or how to trust yourself to know who to trust. I felt this way before even going back to therapy this last time and I've talked about it with me T in great detail. Nonetheless, I don't have the answers, sadly

How come your T talked to your friend about this? Does he have permission to do so? If not, that's just so wrong and I'd be furious as its a definite breach of confidentiality.