The "Therapeutic Relationship"

unaluna · Jun 22, 2015, 08:58 AM

I always call it psycho central

precaryous · Jun 22, 2015, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by BayBrony

Errmmmm am I the only one who isn't really sure I want to walk around with a psych central t-shirt on? ?

I'll give it to my ex and say,

"oh, look...something came for you in the mail today..."

divine1966 · Jun 22, 2015, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by precaryous

I'll give it to my ex and say,

"oh, look...something came for you in the mail today..."

Lol

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musinglizzy · Jun 22, 2015, 10:11 AM

It could become my new therapy T-shirt....

(I'm thinking of a former post...I think by pinkflamingo, of someone who has a friend who wears the same clothes to therapy every session)

BayBrony · Jun 22, 2015, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by musinglizzy

It could become my new therapy T-shirt....

(I'm thinking of a former post...I think by pinkflamingo, of someone who has a friend who wears the same clothes to therapy every session)

I am always telling my T I am wearing different clothes because I always wear the same thing for work. Depending on season stain resistant khaki shorts or Capris or pants, blue or black tank top/long sleeve shirt under a blue or Grey scrub top. And my riding/work boots. I make a big show of it the couple times a year i.can wear different clothes and shoes because I don't have work scheduled before or after. I am always telling her "these look like the exact same shorts I wore 2 days ago but they aren't. They are a different pair that look exactly like all the others." It's a joke now especially because my socks NEVER match. So I look professionalish until you get to my feet . I don't bother with matching socks. Life is too short

Jun 22, 2015, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by musinglizzy

I think it's awfully generous that they are willing to send out shirts to those of us who can't make it to one. I'm very appreciative!

Only in North America, not unexpectedly. (No, not sour grapes - I have too many Tshirts as it is, and if I wanted one I'd buy it once they become available.)

PurpleBlur · Aug 05, 2018, 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by musinglizzy

She used to not only sit by me, but hold me. She stopped doing that, and has said that even with no touch involved, she won't sit by me on the couch. So remembering that, I haven't brought the photos in because I'm afraid to ask her to sit by me for a couple of minutes while we go through them together. I wouldn't think TWICE about something like this with anyone else. I'd rather not share them at all than risk her saying no to sitting together so we can go through them together.

did she ever say why she didnt want to do the holding anymore? my old therapist did this too...

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