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Originally Posted by cmac13
I am wondering why anyone text messages or emails their therapist. It appears to me the majority of people on this forum are so disappointed in what the therapist responds with or fails to respond to. This form of communication is so impersonal and can always be misinterpreted. I just don't get it. Why set yourself up to be let down? Why not call the therapist and talk directly to them if necessary? It never seems like the therapist can catch a break they never seem to respond "correctly". And when they do respond their responses are so over analized for meaning. Seriously it does not appear to be a not very productive form of communication.
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Probably because they are sad and pathetic... that's why I do it. Why else? If you don't feel the urge to text and email your therapist, then good for you!!