Welcome to this thread, pinksoil. I am learning so much here.

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I do a lot of writing, mostly poetry. We use my poetry in T to help facilitate the unconscious. We do the same with my dreams. Sometimes it is very hard for me to just sit and talk, so to do it in a creative way makes it a lot easier for me.

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This is me too. I am sometimes just too shy to spit it out but find I can get to the same destination with T if we do it through dreams or other creative means.

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He is beginning to teach me that it is okay to get angry at him, and to let him know about it.

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This amazes me whenever I hear it. I cannot fathom why I would ever get angry at my T. He's always been great to me. But I know I am the unusual one, as many people report getting angry at their T's.

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During one of these "moods" he will ask: Well, why do you still come? And what I like most about him is this: My answer-- because you understand me more than anyone else in the world ever has.

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I totally love this, pinksoil. So true. We should all have this in our therapy.