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<font color="green">My therapist tries stay on time but she is pretty flexible and will say that when she needs to run over she will make it up to me and i can understand cos she will run over with me if i need it.
Often she will ask if I am in a good place to stop, and most times I just say yes. I think once I said no and she asked what I needed to get there.
Recently after a rougher session I told her I felt weepy and wished I could jsut sit there with her and cry for a while. She smiled at me and said i could do that and she would just do what she needed ot do while I sat there. she said it could be healing. I was so touched by the offer I couldn't take advantage of it. I rarely cry more than a couple of tears in session. She is really good at helping me get to that edge and moving me beyond it. I suppose it is hard to do much work when one is sobbing your eyes out.lol</font>
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dalila
Worry is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do but it doesn't get you anywhere.
-Erma Bombeck
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