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Originally Posted by atisketatasket
I would just keep Dr. T and use the past tense.
There really needs to be a how-to for therapist monikers.
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If I end up going with the T I see tomorrow, he also works as an art therapist, so he could be AT for Art T. He also mentions loving cats in his profile, so Cat T (CT?) is another option...Don't know enough about the woman I'm talking to in a half hour (just her Psychology Today profile--doesn't have a website listed, whereas I was able to find CT's professional website and his LinkedIn page (which includes a cat in his profile photo...it's quite unique.
CAT? ACT?