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Yesterday, 10:10 AM
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How much earlier do you know your therapist is going to be off when they book holidays? Do they let you know in advance?
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Yesterday, 12:35 PM
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She usually lets me know the dates as soon as she knows. She tries to never just take a last minute vacation, so I usually know a month or two in advance. She also usually tells me in general why and what she’s doing.
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Yesterday, 07:02 PM
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My therapist would let me know the session before his absence at the beginning of the session. Totally fine with that.
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Today, 03:54 PM
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She said to me the session before she goes on vacation
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