Angelwings
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YES! Block her number!Ugh. She’s still texting you? :confused: Block her number...
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YES! Block her number!Ugh. She’s still texting you? :confused: Block her number...
I know, right?Ugh.
Yeah, I think I will. I really was hoping I wouldn't need to do that - not that I was ever going to contact her again - it's just, I really didn't expect she'd make me have to block her number! You know? Like, I don't think of a -therapist- as the kind of person that you should have to block their number, when you stop seeing them...Block her number...
I have thought about it, yeah. Even before the text. Maybe I mentioned the email at the appointment? I can't remember - my memory is doing that "I'm gonna be all fuzzy" thing on me, that it likes to do for intense feeling times, like, all of the past days. There were like, multiple other things I wanted to talk to my pdoc about that day, and my brain could -not- even access a single one of them, even though they are all important things, and I've remembered them since. (she even told me i could call/text her when I remembered but... gah I have such a hard time with that).Have you considered telling your p-doc that she's still contacting you?
Mine, too!!Pineapple :) it's like my favorite one haha.
Don’t stop seeing your therapist, because that’s what your abuser wants. Please tell your therapist to not tell you when he contacts her, because it upsets you to much. Don’t let him control your life anymore that’s how we start to win the battle. Good luck to you and stay strongI will start off some backstory.
My therapist is someone my mom has known since I was a kid - that's...
(It seems like you were possibly right -- but luckily there is a new therapist that seems much more trustworthy now!)Don’t stop seeing your therapist, because that’s what your abuser wants. Please tell your therapist to not tell...
That's what i was thinking as I was reading along. I like that you are going to talk to your Pdoc about her because her continuing to text and email, and her insistence on treating your mom, seem like some ethics violations that need to be addressed by the Powers That Be. Hopefully that is something you and Pdoc can talk about -- so she can make some calls and get it stopped.But right now, from my point of view, it seems like she inserted herself in your lives and doesn't want to leave.
Yes. Do this! You have been thru so much in such a short amount of time -- it's ok to stop and take care of yourself. Let it all process through - then pick up the fight at a later time and continue to move forward....My pdoc basically said I should stay home and not really do much of anything for probably the next week, aside from a lot of self care stuff. I
Tonight I talked to my pdoc at trauma yoga (she helps run it) - along with everyone else there - and there were people saying I should report my old T. She specifically used the word "illegal" describing what my old T did. I knew that the -moment- my old T started reading that shit to me, and even talking about it - that it was illegal what she was doing. I knew. I didn't know what to do though.I like that you are going to talk to your Pdoc about her because her continuing to text and email, and her insistence on treating your mom, seem like some ethics violations that need to be addressed by the Powers That Be.
it's ok to stop and take care of yourself. Let it all process through - then pick up the fight at a later time and continue to move forward..
Considering what you've been through, this is a perfectly reasonable response.So basically, I now have this paranoia going on, where I feel afraid that any professional I deal with, will have something to do with him.