That's a good way to be able to do it (skeksi)... work on therapy issues during the therapy session, and not all week long.

Those who need more contact with a therapist are often early in their healing, though not always. The therapist needs to know how the time inbetween sessions are for the patient, to help determine if additional contact is necessary for stablization. This is one reason it's important to tell the T, not just shrug or say "ok I guess" when they ask how you have been.

Definitely ask of the therapist if you earnestly need further help, such as a burning question, how to go about it. If no contact is available, try writing the question down when you think of it. It could be that once you do that, your mind will be freed up to find it's own answers or possible solutions. If it's something such as this specific issue, not really being sure what a T meant by a comment, if you can't put it aside till next session, I would call and leave a message explaining your distress.

TC