ImNotHere,

I think it totally depends on the situation...I see two Ts, one psychodynamic and one CBT. It works out fine for me. My two therapists know about each other and don't have any issues with it. I have read of at least a few other people on here who have two Ts as well. But then in these cases, as best as I can tell (and mine), we aren't looking to "replace" a therapist with another. I know I find my therapy is better with the expertise of both of my Ts.

So if you don't feel like your therapy is working for you, have you tried talking to her about what you feel like would be more helpful to you?