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#1
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I've been considering getting another T. I don't feel connected at all with my current T but I need to continue with her (or someone in her practice) in order to continue with my pdoc. I read so many threads here about relationships with Ts and I realize how completely disconnected I am from mine. I border on disliking her. She listens but does little else, a lot of times she talks about her life and the lives of her friends rather than focusing on me. Maybe that sounds self centered but I figure I'm paying her, she should at least listen to what I have to say. Anyway, just wondering how many people have more than one T and if you do, do your Ts know you have more than one?
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#2
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I only have one. Most T's want to know if you have another.
I did consult with another T. on an issue surrounding transference and my current T.. I only saw her once and told my T. about it a few months later. Sounds like you definitely need to switch. You could also ask her to stop talking about herself. ![]() |
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#3
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I see two. I did not ask their permission and would not change even if they had objected. I do not discuss them with each other and it is frankly none of their business whether I do or do not. I did tell them I was doing it but it was never discussed past that. I did not feel I had to tell them and did not do so because of the therapist's feelings on the matter at all. I had my own reasons for telling them.
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#4
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I left my last T and pdoc under bad circumstances which I really wish weren't the case because I felt much more comfortable with them. I really don't know how to handle a switch or addition. This **** is so hard sometimes.
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I have had T and then a marriage T for my husband and myself... I will at some point in the future have a T for EMDR and stay with my regular t, but that will only be short term. I know that there are others around here with two ts and I am not sure of their reasons. However, in your case.. if you feel like you are missing out a relationship or a connection with your t, maybe find another t in the same practice as your pdoc if that is possible. I think keeping your current T just so you can see your pdoc, seems like a waste of time for your current T and money for you honestly.
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I have one T and a pdoc. But with the pdoc it's mostly about medication and I don't see him often.
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#7
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I have an EMDR therapist, a regular therapist, and a pdoc.
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#8
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I don't recall having more than one at the same time (unless short overlap to switch). Once I had a Pdoc and a T but Pdoc did not give therapy, just med management.
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I see my T, my pdoc (who I do a sort of pseudo-therapy with) and a nutritionist. It works for me.
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I see a t and a pdoc, I'm currently finishing up an overlap with an old t and a new t but don't see two at a time normally.
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MissApathetic TMS Fall 2016 Effexor, Klonpin, Xanax, Seroquel, Welbutrin, Topimax, Naltraxone (off label), Lunesta, B12, Vit D3, Major Treatment Resistent Depression, ADD, Anxiety, PTSD, Panic Attacks #Metoo Depression eats life
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#11
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I see a T, a marriage counselor (MC), and a p-doc, all in the same practice. I have met individually a couple times with MC, but it was to address transference issues. My T was fine with me seeing him a couple times. However, she said if I continued to see him on a regular basis as well as her, it could be problematic because it would be a duplication of services (she meant in terms of me seeing them both, not because T is our marriage counselor). But I'm not sure if that's because they're in the same practice.
Are there any other Ts in the practice you could see instead? |
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#12
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When I was contemplating leaving t1, I saw both for a few weeks. T2 knew about T1, but T1 did not know about T2. I don't see an issue having more than one, though some Ts have issues with it. I wouldn't feel obligated to disclose.
Every once in a while I contemplate consulting with another T. Usually around what I can't talk to t2 about (transference and the like). |
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#13
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Can't afford it !!
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Schizoaffective, PTSD, Anxiety
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Thank you everyone.
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Schizoaffective, PTSD, Anxiety
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