Pink... your T provides you with really nice reassurances--that so cool. Does he just do this at random intervals or do you ask him for it? Do you tend to give the same reassurances to your own patients?

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skeksi said: It highlights that the crux of therapy is not reaching a certain point of "better," but simply creating and sustaining a relationship.

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This is an interesting perspective. Maybe it is about establishing, sustaining, and then allowing it to fade without negativity, so that if you need it again you can bring it back.