Re: Crying in your T's office

Posted by DaisyM on March 23, 2004, at 10:43:47

In reply to Crying in your T's office, posted by mair on March 22, 2004, at 17:35:16

I pretty much only cry in my real life when I am really mad or frustrated. I've cried a tiny bit in therapy only twice but I well up a lot. I just hold back the storm.
When I do that my Therapist usually asks, in his most gentle voice, "is it still not OK to cry here?" His voice alone makes you want to break down. I tell him it isn't the place, it is crying over all the old stuff. I struggle to not let it get to me like that.
I have, however, had a totally sobbing melt down when on the phone with him. But he couldn't see me...maybe that is the secret?

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Crying in your T's office mair 3/22/04
Re: Crying in your T's office » mair Fallen4myT 3/22/04
Re: Crying in your T's office » mair Dinah 3/22/04
Great description! (nm) » Dinah mair 3/22/04
Re: Crying in your T's office bell_75 3/23/04
Re: Crying in your T's office DaisyM 3/23/04
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Re: Crying in your T's office Elle2021 3/24/04
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Re: Crying in your T's office Poet 3/24/04
Ack, now crying in my own office, not T's (nm) gardenergirl 3/25/04
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