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Jun 29, 2022, 10:12 AM
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Member Since: Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
Posts: 15,701
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Originally Posted by Mountaindewed
My therapist walked out with her client before me. the client said something to my therapist and my T mumbled an answer back but was just automatically focused on me. I found it interesting how quickly she seemed to forget about this kid. In that moment I was equal. I do think my T is a bit more focused on me at this moment since we are trying to figure some things out. She emailed me tonight about it. But maybe she will just end up dumping me.
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If I was a therapist I would have a back door for clients to exit from. I think there are all kinds of potential issues that can occur when clients cross each others' paths. In addition, confidentiality is broken.
You've brought up an excellent point. T's seem to be intrigued and attentive when they have a new client to "figure out." But as therapy progresses it often seems to become just a job for the therapist. At that point, if the client feels like the therapist is treating the client as less interesting/less important don't many clients create crisis (either consciously or unconsciously) to "win back" the attention of the therapist?
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