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Originally Posted by SalingerEsme
I completely empathize with that feeling if actually having gone crazy since starting therapy. I have always been put together on the outside, and just kind of daydreamy with childhood trauma( who knew dissociated from it?). Since taking down defenses , and facing facts, it is so much harder for me to function.
I am so so attached to my T while we struggle with many of the same dynamics as you and your T, in the sense of it feels like there is a bond from all the confiding, but it means much more to me than my T.
I told him I didn't think he had skin in the game . That is the one thing that got through to him, and he said how much he did care. Ironically, I was so upset, I barely felt the words.
There's something natural about humans confiding in humans, but the therapy part dismantles the naturaalness in hope of wringing more healing out of there process . it is a very hopeful idea, but it has some problems 
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Me too: I definitely lost ground that I have yet to regain. I am also very attached to T1; have been for years and probably still will be for years to come. Sometimes that is ok, sometimes not.