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Originally Posted by grimtopaz
Due to ethics codes, therapists may not be allowed to keep in touch with patients. They risk losing their license, which would make them unable to do what they love/make a living. If I were a therapist, even if I loved one of my patients, I would never take that risk. Her behavior has nothing to do with what she thinks of you as a patient. Maybe she would love to stay in touch.
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Thanks Grim, but I'm well aware of the ethics code. I'm not saying I expect her in my life as a friend (or more). While I would love this, I understand it's not allowed. I do not , however , think there Is any law against writing a letter/email every once in a while. And yes I do believe she would like to stay in touch. I never said it was rational ....but if you look at "The 5 stages of grief" you'll see that Anger is number three on the list. She has said herself
"I'd be worried if you weren't a little angry at me." So I won't belittle myself over those feelings, they're a natural reaction to losing someone you love.
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