The Siren’s call

Mike_J · Jan 02, 2011, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by RiverX

Thanks.
ps, I did say "set an example of living in moral integrity", not a 'model of moral integrity', subtle, but important difference.

I don't know about what goes on in the rest of her life but in her office, the only time I ever see her, she sets a very high bar for "living in moral integrity" she is etxtreamly professional, while at the same time being kind and supportive.

RiverX · Jan 02, 2011, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike_J

I don't know about what goes on in the rest of her life but in her office, the only time I ever see her, she sets a very high bar for "living in moral integrity" she is etxtreamly professional, while at the same time being kind and supportive.

I know, I know. Its the impact that the relationship with her has on you that has made me question.

Mike_J · Jan 04, 2011, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike_J

I don't know about what goes on in the rest of her life but in her office, the only time I ever see her, she sets a very high bar for "living in moral integrity" she is etxtreamly professional, while at the same time being kind and supportive.

You mean the impact of making me a better person? Or the confused feelings? She sort of have limited options, I mean she does do a very good job of keeping our sessions focused on me, so she can continue to help me, and try to assist me in keeping my feelings in proper perspective. Or she could terminate me as a patient and that would truly be devastating to me.

Just my thought it’s better for me in all respects if I continue to see her, I mean I really don’t want to start over with a new therapist, in fact I doubt I would be able to.

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