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Greyscale · 17-09-2015, 05:12 AM

I feel like I understand your therapist's point here. I would assume she said she would not take it, as she was trusting you to take personal responsibility and not engage in behaviors during a session. You did anyway, she asked you to stop, then you began doing it again. She then asked you to give it to her, which you refused, so she ended the session because you were not properly engaging. I recognize how frustrating this must have been, but in order for therapy to be effective, you need to engage appropriately. Hopefully future sessions are more productive! I know it can take a while to get used to a new therapist.

17-09-2015, 05:12 AM	#2
Greyscale Chat Mod Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: North America	I feel like I understand your therapist's point here. I would assume she said she would not take it, as she was trusting you to take personal responsibility and not engage in behaviors during a session. You did anyway, she asked you to stop, then you began doing it again. She then asked you to give it to her, which you refused, so she ended the session because you were not properly engaging. I recognize how frustrating this must have been, but in order for therapy to be effective, you need to engage appropriately. Hopefully future sessions are more productive! I know it can take a while to get used to a new therapist.