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Ok so today I had a session after we missed our last session because T was out of town. It was OK while she was away. I have her photo and a letter she wrote to me which helps me. I wrote her one letter during the two weeks because I was feeling really stressed out. She encourages me to write because it helps me get my feelings out. I could call her also if I needed but I did not. I told her in the letter that I would try to address the sexual issues in our next session but I did not want for her to be frustrated if I could not. So today she asked me what I wanted to talk about and I talked about work issues. I was not up for talking about the sexual issues and I chose not to bring it up. She did not push me. I appreciated that. I think since we missed last weeks session I just needed to ease back into therapy and I just could not go too "deep" today. She is very sensitive to this and I am greatful that she understands. I will try again next week.
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((((((((((((((((cmac)))))))))))))))))
I think it is so important for T to follow our lead, and to let us come to things in our own time. There have been a few times when T has gently pushed me...when I am right on the edge of saying something and can't make myself get it out...but he chooses those times carefully. Generally, I am in control. My T believes that we all have an internal wisdom that will guide us on our own unique path to healing. I like that ![]() I'm glad T is back, and that you had a good reconnecting session. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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thats great. Most therapists wont push. Its good to have the safety of knowing that it is your session. Also don't push yourself either. Be kind to yourself
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This shows a lot of insight. When it feels right, you'll be able to bring it up.
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Thats great, cmac! My T has pushed only a few times. And each time she tells me that she IS pushing, and why.
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