No, I don't think so. I went because I wanted help with my eating disorder and depression, so I made my first appointment telling the t I wanted an appointment bc I had an eating disorder and depression. There were some things I didn't tell the t that she did figure out, but her figuring it out was not why I wasn't upfront with her; it was because I didn't want to discuss it. I suppose I'm of the mind that if I want to work on something then it's my responsibility to tell the t. Plus, I'm not one to want to waste time sitting there wondering when the t was going to figure out what I want/need to work on.

Wonder if them figuring it out somehow validates it for you? Like, you know you're depressed but maybe don't think it's that big a deal unless/until the t recognizes it in you and brings it up?