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Old Aug 05, 2018, 06:36 AM
SarahSweden SarahSweden is offline
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Thanks. I think exactly as you, that she when I come to session suddenly wonīt be that "friendly" or warm anymore.


Do you mean you actually has asked your T to stay the same or if itīs more of a wish you have?


I think to a certain extent it's realistic to expect a T to be the same when it comes to how he or she meets with clients. Of course a T can have a bad day, not feeling allright but itīs another thing if a T for example give hugs once in a while and then suddenly denies a client all physical contact.


I think a T needs to know his or her boundaries from the beginning and not being hesitant about them after seeing a client for some weeks or months. I think thatīs what often happens when clients experience their T:s making substantial changes in session.


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Originally Posted by PurpleBlur View Post
changing boundaries is probably my biggest fear- that my once warm and empathic therapist will suddenly pull away from me. I have insisted that she stay the same, not change, that I need her to be the same (I know thats not realistic but the fear is very real.)