Seasounds
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In looking for a new T, I visited three therapists, and I surprisingly found that their offices bothered me. In previous experiences, the T office was a non-issue. (Just give me a quiet space, and a cozy chair with pillows, to prop myself.) I post this, to find out if others have had similar experiences.
Ones that didn't work: one that had an entire wall of those miniature play figures staring at me (creeped me out), one with chairs that didn't fit my 5'2" frame-without pillows, a home office that was in a condo-with construction constant work noise, a ceiling with the insulation hanging out, and a home office that was extraordinarily stark.
Has the therapist's office ever been the reason, or part of the reason, of why you didn't go back? It was one of the many factors that I weighed, in these recent experiences.
I guess I know, now, to ask: Is your building and office quiet? Do your chairs fit people 5'2", and do you provide pillows?, Do you keep your Sand Tray Figures covered? Does your ceiling have an eye sores? I seem finicky now, but before I wasn't.
How about you?
Ones that didn't work: one that had an entire wall of those miniature play figures staring at me (creeped me out), one with chairs that didn't fit my 5'2" frame-without pillows, a home office that was in a condo-with construction constant work noise, a ceiling with the insulation hanging out, and a home office that was extraordinarily stark.
Has the therapist's office ever been the reason, or part of the reason, of why you didn't go back? It was one of the many factors that I weighed, in these recent experiences.
I guess I know, now, to ask: Is your building and office quiet? Do your chairs fit people 5'2", and do you provide pillows?, Do you keep your Sand Tray Figures covered? Does your ceiling have an eye sores? I seem finicky now, but before I wasn't.
How about you?
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