There may not be any records unless your T is a doctor/psychiatrist or you use insurance or old T is part of a group practice that has records of some sort, etc. In the US Ts don't generally share their private notes on clients/sessions but a new T may get an answer calling and talking to your old T if you give permission for them to do that/tell your new T the name, etc. of your old one.

Did you see your T in person or only through email? It could just be that your T did not think therapy would work between the two of you because of what you were sharing in email but not in person and taking time from sessions, etc. Therapy is a joint enterprise and not just about what we want, there are two people in the relationship. I would think your T had a problem of her own with how you were acting/what you were saying/indicating and felt the relationship could not be sustained from her point of view.