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Old Mar 15, 2014, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by HazelGirl View Post
I don't think it's right or that's how it should be. But that definitely is what their theoretical framework encourages. I really disagree with "blank slate" therapy, but I was trying to point out that if she did have that kind of therapy, her T would never have brought it up.
Hmmm. I don't think this has anything to do with blank slate. A blank slate therapist would be very interested in the client's feelings, but only wouldn't reveal his own. Blank slate is not the same as ignoring. Not at all...But maybe i'm missing something here.

(((StarShank))) I have no idea what's going on! I am sorry
I was wondering what to say earlier-but I am just perplexed. My only guess was that he didn't really get the message. It was odd he wouldn't be curious about which book you had chosen, regardless if it was about love or not. What did he say when you chose the book? How did he respond to your e-mail overall?

Will you be able to say "T, last week when I said this, you ignored me. Why?". Wishing you the courage to bring it up again; maybe more directly this time. I know its hard!