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Originally Posted by The_little_didgee
Even though the email is harsh the psychiatrist was considerate enough to explain himself. A lot of therapists dump clients without explaining why which is wrong in my opinion. It doesn't give the client closure and much of an opportunity to learn from the experience. You have something to work with in your healing journey.
I don't think issues are unresolvable at all. People can definitely change. The psychiatrist was wrong for stating that.
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I think he meant that issue of op being attached to him is un resolvable not that her pattern of behavior is un resolvable in general . He tried to set limits and probably hope it could be a normal doctor patient interaction but it did not work so he says it's un resolvable between them two. I don't think he meant she can never get better. He suggested structured therapy after well. Saying that he is an idiot regardless what he meant
I also see a problem with the fact that is a Pdoc and clearly didn't want and probably didn't have to do therapy. He charged enormous amount of money for 15 minutes visit. This isn't therapy. He was kind of letting op know but in a passive aggressive way not responding and not providing sessions. He had to be straight forwards in the beginning saying: I am not your t and will not do therapy. Offering 15 minutes appointments was a passive aggressive way. He sucks
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