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Re: Dealing with a blank slate T?

Posted by rskontos on December 1, 2008, at 9:23:07

In reply to Dealing with a blank slate T?, posted by Recently on December 1, 2008, at 0:54:52

Recently,

I am of the variety that I just plain don't want to know. My t does psychoanalysis and is the drier type by nature I believe. He does though answer questions if I ask. I just don't usually ask. For me, knowing too much isn't helpful. I think knowledge of my t will come when I can handle it. For example, he went into a deep example of a belief of his early in therapy that just freaked me out. I had to email how I felt. I was unable to tell him directly. Now I can tell him when he oversteps but now he rarely does.

I recently found out more personal information, due to his helping my son with a school project but I was ok with this.

This is why I think the information should be disclosed slowly. Just like in any other relationship. You find things out naturally.

JMHO.

rsk

 

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