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Default Jul 19, 2019 at 11:22 AM
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My therapist the one with the knowledge hasn't even took the time to get to know ANYONE isn't that usual? Especially, in co con and with a chance to integrate!
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Default Jul 19, 2019 at 04:47 PM
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My therapist the one with the knowledge hasn't even took the time to get to know ANYONE...
You are an anyone.

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...isn't that usual?
Maybe, although I have found usual is highly over-rated. It may be that they are treating you as an individual instead of a diagnosis and they feel that this course of action is a better choice therapeutically for you. If that is the case, then you are fortunate.

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Especially, in co con and with a chance to integrate!
Do you believe that integration is the de facto end goal? I have heard it said that a person and their alters might become more than the sum of their parts, and in that case, integration is counter-indicated.

It also may be that your therapist is horrible. Or wonderful and a bad fit.
Or... how do you feel about them? Are there any other indications that they may not be someone you can have confidence in moving forward? Is that coming from a place of fear or a place of rationale? I honestly don't know any of these answers - nor do I think I do, but these are the questions that I would ask myself.

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Had a T that would never ask to speak to anyone or encourage them to come talk. Asked one time if he wanted to get to know anyone else. He replied that he wanted them to feel safe enough to come on their own. They were all welcomed whenever they knew he was safe & it was a safe place. We each were waiting for the other one to go first!
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Default Jul 24, 2019 at 12:07 PM
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Thanks for the replies. I like a therapist that is involved not worried about a legal situation or whatever the fear is.
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