I´ve just been in a way thrown out of therapy and I feel both very sad and shocked. I´m now questioning the termination and I want to ask you in here how you apprehend my situation.

I was terminated after more than three months in therapy after questioning some things said in therapy. I was myself clear about me wanting to continue in therapy and that I wanted to discuss the issues.

Is it usual that a T suddenly assesses that he/she isn´t a suitable T, just after getting criticism?

Shouldn´t a T always be open do discuss issues, even if a client, as I did, cancels the next appointment and refers to some time to think?

How is it possible for a T not to see that a treatment isn´t suitable earlier on, not just because the client brings some issues up?

It´s now not a question of asking my T this as the termination is a fact and I didn´t get answers that really explained why, just vague reasons.