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Originally Posted by newtus
thing is she DOES know how to deal with people with my diagnosis
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I would disagree. I can't think of anything that you've said that she's done that has been therapeutic.
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Originally Posted by newtus
im sick of therapists who dont deal with my diagnosis. plus i dont have many options for therapists out where i live and shes part of a system that i actually liked BUT the reason i didnt like it either was because the nurse and doctor were over prescribing me. but i liked the system of things.
i gues shes not laid back at all. but i did like her. shes been the nicest therapist out there and the only one that knows how to deal with my diagnosis which is a major thing for me. this new therapist just told me he doesnt deal with severe mental illness.
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Originally Posted by newtus
some people are tellnig me to go back. some are telling me not go back.
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I know that must be confusing for you. I think people want you to have a T, and they know that it will be difficult to stop seeing a T that you're clearly attached to, but that's not always a good enough reason to keep seeing them. At the end of the day, whatever we say, you have to do what you think is best.
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Originally Posted by Sometimes psychotic
At this point I would go find out what the demands are in this contract---you don't seem to want to let the relationship go----however I agree that this T is not actually providing therapy....they tend to call this befriending rather than therapy. I also agree that its a bad idea but at this point I think you need to find it out the hard way in order to be satisfied...
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I agree. But Newtus, we will be here for you regardless of whether you go or not, or what happens down the line, whatever your decision
*Willow*