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Old Sep 27, 2016, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by justafriend306 View Post
Am I the only one to think that having out-of-session contact with a therapist or psychiatrist is unprofessional?

Here I go playing the Devil's Advocate again. But, ask yourself, what seems to be in common with so much strife we are reading about difficult and tenuous patient/doctor relationships. I see a real correlation in many of these posts that one can pinpoint out-of-office communications as being a cause or aggrivation of relationship difficulties. I have read a lot about issues that seem to be grounded a great deal in misunderstandings that happen while texting, directly calling, or emailing back and forth with one's care provider.

I am not suggesting this is a one way only issue. Misunderstandings and the putting up of walls apparently as I see here seem to be equally the cause of the doctors as they are patients.

Having contact with one's professional just seems to me to be too big a window of opportunity for disaster.

Would it not be better to maintain contact by way of the office?
Is not the out of session contact that is the pattern here of disharmony. It's normally a T not very good in the session also