Probably no. If your T & psychiatrist are working together with you then no. If P is keeping in touch with T to evaluate the efficiency of drugs being prescribed, then no. If P is supervising your T, no again. However, you may want to check with T about what kind of info he feels he needs to share with P. Had a T tell me once that it was his job to work with me. He was under no obligation to report anything to P other than that continued treatment was deemed necessary...for insurance reasons. That included self harm, threats to self or others. T had full legal power & experience to deal with any situation. Another T told me he would consult with P if he wanted to 'bounce' ideas about treatment. In any case, you should know what info is leaving those 4 walls.