Health & WellnessSep 14, 2019
Indeedsee0909

ending therapy

Anybody have experience with this? I recently moved to a new city. Although my old therapist had offered remote sessions before i settle in, her actions didn’t match with her words. She became impatient, tapped her fingers on the desk while I talked, and skipped the routine of closing up. I was really bothered by this. Can’t-get-out-of-my-bed depressed in the last few days. The session is causing me more pain and I’d rather end it for good. How do you communicate with your therapist about this?

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Apple MrMuscles Sep 14, 2019

Since you moved to a new location I suggest you try to find a new long term therapist. Some therapists and patients simply can’t form a therapy bond remotely.

Hulu TgKgh2897 Sep 14, 2019

You can tell her due to your new location and job timing is not working. I dont think you have to explain yourself but if you do, them do tell her that having the sessions are making you more anxious and is not helping

Uber _floyd_ Sep 14, 2019

Ask to schedule sessions as-needed. Find a better therapist.