I answered "yes," but in reality I don't really care about them, but there is no reason why I wouldn't either. I already know more or less what is in them because he showed parts of them to me on several occasions. Nothing much to see there. They are brief, often in short phrases that are barely decipherable to anyone but him, very objective, etc. No juicy tidbits that I didn't already know. It isn't like they'd tell me anything that I didn't already know; I was there, and as objective as they are, it is more or less very brief summaries of sessions.

I'd be much more interested to read my pdocs notes which have much more information in them, much of which I am pretty certain I don't remember in any detail, and have more assessment in them, particularly from my inpatient stays. One day I may get them but I suspect they'd be hugely expensive (that file is hundreds of pages long).