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Old Mar 31, 2017, 02:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Breezy~Day View Post
Thanks, MickeyCheeky . I have a therapist, but it's so hard to talk to them. I'm seeing them again this week. I'll do my best to tell them what happened. I trust my therapist enough to talk, but it's still difficult. I think I'm terrified of them making it worse. I'm very sensitive, and people often accidentally hurt my feelings. I'm worried opening up so much will backfire and the therapist will make light of my problems or even make me feel like I'm crazy.

I'm sure I'm overthinking it. I'll hope for the best.
Yesterday I had my first therapy session since November. I was very concerned about going back. Wasn't sure she could help me. Wasn't sure that she could handle trauma related therapy. I had questioned whether or not it was worth it. It went really good and she validated my thoughts, listened to me, confirmed my self-diagnosis of CPTSD, and really helped me come up with a plan forward.

I hope you find the same with your therapist. If you have an ongoing trusting relationship with him/her, I think it will be fine. Opening up is hard, at least that's what I've found. Once I did though, I felt better.
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