Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good?

Posted by Shortelise on March 1, 2005, at 18:25:57

In reply to Why do bad sessions always follow good?, posted by Dinah on March 1, 2005, at 2:32:10

My T is so careful - he even puts the books on his desk in a way so I can't see the titles. I look anyway, even if it means getting up and walking over to his desk.
But if he left something in a very open spot, I'd tell him. What if that were my letter, and one of his other patients saw it, and though, oh, wow, hey, I know her... that's ShortE.
My trust in him would nosedive if he did that.
ShortE

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