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⌈ Secret Post #3604 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Rant thread

[(Anonymous)]

That's stupid. Yes I agree that a good therapist would suggest things that help ease you out of your comfort zones, but the key word is ease. Not by being combative or aggressive about politics...

Is there any way you can change therapists or are you under your parents' medical coverage and at their mercy?

If you can't leave him, can you try complete non-compliance and just sit silently and ignore him during sessions?

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately, I'm under my parents' coverage and still live at home, so I don't have any other options but to continue seeing him.

He calls on people directly and loudly in sessions, and I don't really have much choice. I've tried sitting quietly and not saying anything. Now he thinks I'm "pouty".

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

That sucks, OP. Though I personally would be fine with someone calling me pouty over being bullied into engaging, I can understand why some people wouldn't.

I agree with the commenter above me though, I really hope there is some sort of number you can call to report him, because honestly someone like that should not be in the mental health profession.

Good luck!

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

I considered getting more combative - at one point I sat in his office waiting for him playing anti-Republican protest songs out loud on my phone - but I'm not sure that helps aside from telling him that I'm not taking it lying down. He actually likes it and thinks I'm a fighter.

I don't know if there is a number. Can I use it anonymously?

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

If he likes a fighter then stop fighting. He'll lose interest and you'll be discharged. Just keep your mouth shut on politics and generally give fake positive sounding contributions. Is this one-on-one therapy or a group deal?

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Both.