View Single Post
 
Old Sep 07, 2017, 02:02 PM
Moment Moment is offline
Member
 
Member Since: Jan 2017
Location: ga
Posts: 373
I think you didn't cross a line at all, it's a wonderful thing to tell your therapist about how you are feeling about them at the moment.
Those feelings can change--fluctuate--and tracking those changes can be revealing and useful.
You can talk about anything you want in therapy and how you feel about the therapist is a legitimate and potentially incredibly useful topic of discussion.
For example--if you start to feel angry at your therapist, sharing and talking about that is great.
And sharing loving/close feelings is great too.
Most people who go into therapy --and perhaps most people --have issues in their relationships with others and sometimes the most productive way to move forward with those is to examine the relationship that is right there in the room.
Thanks for this!
Anastasia~, Keyplayer