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Originally Posted by Trace14
Ending sessions is hard, even when you know it's the right thing to do. Did you talk to the T about why and that you were not sure how you felt about it? Sounds like the T is trying to wean you away as opposed to just saying we are done, have to respect that. Does it have anything to do with insurance?  |
Sorry to butt in on your conversation here. I recently decided to reduce my sessions with my therapist to once a month, partially because my insurance company was delaying on paying, partially because I wanted to see where I was going "to land" after my daughter moved out and I wasn't constantly stressing about how she was doing. She's got her boyfriend now and he seems really nice and caring. They seem like soulmates. I thought that I may just come out of all it doing better and be able to use mindfulness etc to keep myself on track.
I'm thinking that was a mistake now though. Some major stress is building at work and then finding my daughters med stockpile yesterday has me majorly anxious. If I could keep all stressful situations out of my life I guess I would probably be ok. But realistically, that isn't going to happen. My insurance has finally started paying again so I guess I'm ok there too. I might see if I can move my next appointment up a week.
Why is it that CPTSD constantly makes you think that you are ok, that you really don't, or shouldn't have a problem. Must be bad coping mechanism that was created "during those years".