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Originally Posted by waterlogged
I lurk a lot so I’ve been following your story for a long time.
I wonder if it’s really a modality issue. Like the attachment/transference stuff is usually the domain of psychoanalytic/psychodynamic therapists, yet you’re seeing a clinical psychologist with a focus on sports psychology. As if you’re seeing someone who specializes in reading glasses and hope he can also learn to work with astigmatism?
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Just to clarify, sports psychology is just one of his focuses, also teens/young adults and couples. Which, yeah, not me...but he has a PhD in Clinical Psychology and has been practicing in that for 17 years, just some extra training/certification in the sports stuff. (Ex-MC also specialized in teens, incidentally.)