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When I am in T role and a patient comes up to me and says "thank you for... " or "this group was really great because..." it doesn't mean nearly as much as the experience of connecting with the patient in the moment. It is at that precise moment when unconsciously, as a T, you are getting all the positive feedback in the world.

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Thank you for saying that. I have felt too that having us both revel in the connection is a really good "thanks", and sometimes unspoken communication is so powerful. Like, what could you actually say that would communicate the thanks with the same intensity and authenticity?