After I see my T next week, there'll be a three week break because of Christmas and New Year.
I know I'll survive it, in fact I'm glad that this year it comes at a time when the focus for a while has been on coping and stabilising, rather than trauma work. Also, I can send my T an email once a week during the break and she'll write a few words back - I didn't have that with my previous T, and I'm thankful for it.
So, why am I already starting to feel lost and abandoned?
I suppose one reason is that the work we've been doing may not have been directly on trauma, but it has been deep work. In fact, it's done a lot to increase trust and communication between us.
Right now, I wish I could spend all day every day with my T in her room, feeling safe and reassured. Obviously, I can't afford that, she might get a bit tired of it and some people might argue that it wasn't completely healthy, but apart from those small points I think it would be ideal. ;)
Grrrrrr holidays!
Anyone else?
I know I'll survive it, in fact I'm glad that this year it comes at a time when the focus for a while has been on coping and stabilising, rather than trauma work. Also, I can send my T an email once a week during the break and she'll write a few words back - I didn't have that with my previous T, and I'm thankful for it.
So, why am I already starting to feel lost and abandoned?
I suppose one reason is that the work we've been doing may not have been directly on trauma, but it has been deep work. In fact, it's done a lot to increase trust and communication between us.
Right now, I wish I could spend all day every day with my T in her room, feeling safe and reassured. Obviously, I can't afford that, she might get a bit tired of it and some people might argue that it wasn't completely healthy, but apart from those small points I think it would be ideal. ;)
Grrrrrr holidays!
Anyone else?