I really understand you in this. Iīm pretty sure that you in some way, like I also felt, felt hurt or left out even if you at the moment put on a happy face. I would say, without wanting to interpret you in any way, itīs easy to take on several kinds of defences when something like this happens.
When on my own I just cried and still cries over the unexpected termination I most recently experienced, but in contact with my T I put on a more distant attitude just because I didnīt want her to see/hear me cry. Perhaps my situation was quite different as I really felt left out because my T had the opportunity to continue seeing me, she wasnīt moving or anything like that.
I donīt know if you at all have the oppurtunity to get in contact with her? I now donīt mean that you have to see her in person if you donīt want to but perhaps you could send her a letter or an e-mail? You could ask her in a nice way that you want her to respond and just explain that you were in shock but that you now regret that you didnīt get to speak to her.
I really know how hard this can be and I never wanted to see my T again, and again because I didnīt want a meeting where I just sat crying, but a letter is a much easier way to get an explanation without meeting her in person. If thatīs not what you want of course!
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Originally Posted by Ad Intra
My T left the agency and now I can no longer see her. I'm not sure if she retired or just left but today was our last session. I was all smiles and laughter because it hadn't set in yet but once it did I cried for an hour.
I'm going to miss her. I wish I could have said some thing but I was in shock.
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