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That makes so much sense, Rio. I agree, you can't predict. I'm sorry about your parents not understanding. I remember once my previous T said that I wouldn't need 20 sessions in a year to deal with my problem, and lo and behold, there we were 20 sessions later with still a big problem. I reminded her once that she had said that, and she said, "I never should have said that," and shook her head, like she realized she had screwed up by saying that. They really can't know, so the whole idea of being able to tell the insurance companies how long it will take seems just a big fairy tale, or a hoop the T's have to jump through to satisfy insurance. There are other parts to a Treatment Plan, of course, besides how long.

</div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> Thanks for understanding, sunrise. I know I'm probably being oversensitive (wouldn't be the first time ), but it does hurt when they keep asking. It makes me worried that they'll try and decide for me when I've had enough. Sorry your therapist made that mistake, it must have been frustrating.