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Old Jan 06, 2014, 08:25 AM
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My therapist leaves in 5 weeks for those keeping up with my posts you already know, this is the second time a t leaves me in the middle of trauma work. after working together for over a year.

I am very hurt, dont know if I can give this a third chance, anyway I see my t on wednesday, but I wont see these new t until the following weeks, individually with my current t present, to see who is the better fit.

I go to a mental health clinic which is very good, I get along with everyone, the receptionists are great the pdocs all know me,, they treat me like family. My pdoc is there also.

My problem is this, there are about 12 therapists in that building, about 3 new therapists, which I know she will not set me up with, but there is this one therapist, which my friend sees and she is suppose to be good, but she has a disability, she has somewhat of a speech impediment, and she reads lips, so you constantly have to look at her while you speak.

My friend says she has been a great help to her, but there is no way, as I am dealing with csa, and I tend to look at the floor when I speak, I dissociate, I just look at the floor or elsewhere sometimes, and I need to know clearly what the t is saying to me.

I dont have any predudice with any disabilities , because of course i have mh issues and my h is disabled and so forth, but I dont want her to be the one she reccomends.

I mostly have seen all these therapists, because of sitting in the waiting room I see them picking up thier clients. I have not been eating well, I am not depressed, but Been sleeping more, more nightmares and intrusions, starting hallucinating some, irritated, angry, thoughts of si briefly,racing thoughts, isolating and shutting down.

I dont need to go into a hypomanic state right now, which i dont think i will because I am sleeping, interrupted , but i am sleeping.
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Old Jan 06, 2014, 08:29 AM
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I am sorry that you are experiencing this right now when trying to work through painful issues. Are you able to share with your T, the concerns about finding it difficult to look at a T when you are working through trauma and how this may impact on a good working relationship with the T who has a disability?
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Old Jan 06, 2014, 11:17 AM
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I hope that on Wednesday you will be able to share with your T all of your fears about what the new T will be like, and what you want and need in a T. Please tell her what you posted, that you are not prejudiced, but that you do not think you can work with the T who has a disability. If you are honest with your T, I'm sure she will work with you to get the best T for you.
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Old Jan 06, 2014, 12:02 PM
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you should request from your t not to have her because she sees your friend and you're worried about conflict of interest.
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