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Grand Magnate
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#21
I don't have my Ts personal info so I cannot text her. I can email her office email or call her at work. For me that's best, with the personal info I think it would be way to hard to manage boundaries, at least for me.
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#22
latest ever for me was 11pm, went on till 12am. that was a bad patch.
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#23
Latest was 10 PM and he called back 11 PM at night. I was really suprised because I thought he may be sleeping and I'm bothering him.
I try not to call/text earlier than 11 AM at holidays and not after 10 PM because I don't want to disturb his sleep and I don't like when, for example, myboss call me at 7 AM at Sundays... Of course if there is an emergensy situation, it's different and it's better to text not to do something worse. I send emails at night, latest was 4 AM if I'm not wrong. I always say I'm sorry for emailing so late but I think he reads it at day, so everything is okay and I don't bother him that much. I think it's better to email not text at night. I very rarely text at night even to my friends and sometimes I'm angry that someone disturbs me at night. |
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#24
So you texted that you were trying not to SI and are upset they replied to you quickly?
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#26
I've texted and got a response as late as 11. Time doesn't matter when you're emailing.
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#27
I don't text. I usually email between 9am - 10pm.
If you're unsure of your Ts boundaries around out of session contact, I would ask him about it to clear any doubts. Do you guys think all our emails wind up copied and into our file? I'll have to ask T about that. |
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#28
I email at any tome day or night. Texting, I try not to text him past his normal working hours. He has texted me way later, but would only initiate that late if it were an emergency.
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#29
I would say no later than 10 pm. But my therapist has responded, to emails I've sent earlier, after 12 am.
I would just put myself in their shoes...how late at night would you still want to be working? Or helping/ talking to a client? Or just ask your T if she has a time limit for that. __________________ ~ Listen to the rain. Feel the touch of tears that fall, they won't fall forever. All things come, all things go. ~ |
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#30
I've never texted or emailed a T. My T called me once or twice at home.. and I didn't really like it... so, I wouldn't feel right about contacting a T between sessions.
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#31
I never email my T and I only text to schedule and reschedule appointment and usually don't text after 6 as that's the latest T will see clients,sometimes T will text back later but I won't respond because of the time
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#32
I think I texted my T one time at like 9:00 or 9:30 pm...but I know he works till 9:00pm and we had just finished our appt. around 8pm the same night. I only texted about scheduling though....oh yeah, and one time or two before that, T texted me back late, late - like 11pm. So I suppose that set the precedent.
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#34
I can only call her, and she'll only answer her work phone when she's not in session, so it's like playing the lotto when trying to reach her. When I used to reach out it would normally be in the mornings before I went to class.
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#35
I only call or text during the day. I've emailed all times of the night though. I did one time call her on her cell at 9 pm but I hung up immediately. I don't know if she saw the call or not, she never mentioned it and neither did I.
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#36
I can email or text any time i like, but T only replies weekdays and not after 5.30pm. So evenings and weekends, i know i have to wait 'til the next day/Monday for a reply.
That said, he replies to everything i send, and we tend to email back and forth through the week, processing and clarifying between sessions, so i think i'm pretty lucky. The Xmas holidays are the hardest. Major triggers for me coinciding with a 3-4 week break for him makes for very messy times. But even then i can send as many emails as i want or need to, and he'll reply two or three times a week, so i try to focus on the positives and keep the whiny 'where are youuuuu, it's not faaaaair, please reply soooon' emails to a minimum. __________________ "Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything." - Plato |
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#38
My T doesn't give out an email, especially texting...
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Grand Magnate
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#39
My T and Pdoc print out emails, sign off on them (they are filtered by the admin staff first) and put them in my files. This is an email form within a practice though, not personal email. Mine don't do personal emails or texting. You call and leave a voicemail message anytime on their work phone and they'll always call back, but within office hours.
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#40
I'm so jealous you guys get to email and text your Ts....
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