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Posted by happyflower on January 21, 2006, at 9:17:42
How about another hug (((((((fw)))))))
It does sound to me your T is going through some of his own stuff, but you pay big bucks for thearpy and it shouldn't interfere with your therapy.
I mean like a a cadiologist doing heart surgury, and saying, well, I am just having a bad day today, so I don't think I can operate as well today. No excuse, right?
I don't agree with what you T is saying, he sure sounds like he is into heavy behaviorist therapy. My T is mainly congentive, and he has never said anything like yours has.
How are the meds? Are they working ?
But you know what, I hope you don't mind me saying, but did you say you CRIED in your car after your appointment? Isn't this something you haven't done in a long time? It sounds like he got through to you and your feelings. I don't like the way he did it. Do you think he is pushing you on purpose, to get you to feel your feelings?
Posted by fairywings on January 21, 2006, at 9:43:19
In reply to (((((((Fairy Wings))))))))))), posted by happyflower on January 21, 2006, at 9:17:42
Thanks hf. I've had some probs with the meds, but I'm still trying.
What he's been doing does feel completely cognitive, and I understand the theory.
I had a terrible headaches when I left, which is why I couldn't drive. I think I was crying from pain more than anything, and I did feel depressed. I can cry, it comes out for maybe 5 sec. and then it's gone. No "good cries", which might feel good.
I think he's frustrated with me, and wants to keep his distance.
fw
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