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Old Jan 30, 2015, 04:25 PM
PaulaS PaulaS is offline
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Iīm hoping to start a new therapy soon and Iīve had to work very hard to find possible T:s. I still donīt know if Iīll find one. There are a couple of T:s I find "good enough" and Iīve felt a little more hope after meeting them in evaluation sessions.

But I though feel that it isnīt enough seeing a T just once a week. I feel I need to see a T for perhaps three times a week to feel real support and thereīs no chance I can pay for that many sessions a week. Besides that, up to two sessions a week, not three, is here seen as "normal" when youīre seeing a T in a private practise, that is not belonging to psychiatric care.

I know I donīt belong to patient groups within psychiatric care, I saw a doctor and there was no talk about referring me into psychiatric care. I donīt have those kind of diagnoses either.

But I still feel a session a week is much of just feeling a bit happier or less anxious for a day or two, then I fall into the same patterns again that I canīt get myself out of. Sleeping at day time, having no motivation to do something. I feel trapped in my unemployment and so on.

Perhaps I need to see what therapy can give me in a longer term, I saw my former T just for 12 times. But I feel so lost and lonely and that one session is just a little bit more than "chatting over coffee". Even if the T is nice and competent.
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