whiteraven
MyPTSD Pro
Ok, so I got a job offer last Monday for a contractor position doing what I want to do - proofreading. It pays well, is hybrid - starting with 3 days from home and 2 days in the office, then moving to 2 days at home - and it honestly seems like something I can do without all the stress I had in my last job.
But...it's 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, and the hours are day shift. Which means that I likely will not be able to continue therapy. I'm really struggling in some ways right now, and it's going to be worse if I don't have that support.
Now, the job hasn't started yet, so I haven't met with anyone to see if they are at all flexible (which is a possibility). I honestly don't want to start out needing any concessions. I'm not sure about lunch yet - how long it is or if that might also be a flexible thing.
I just wanted to see how folks here who are working fit therapy into their schedule. I was off on Mondays at my last job, so that was never a problem.
But...it's 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, and the hours are day shift. Which means that I likely will not be able to continue therapy. I'm really struggling in some ways right now, and it's going to be worse if I don't have that support.
Now, the job hasn't started yet, so I haven't met with anyone to see if they are at all flexible (which is a possibility). I honestly don't want to start out needing any concessions. I'm not sure about lunch yet - how long it is or if that might also be a flexible thing.
I just wanted to see how folks here who are working fit therapy into their schedule. I was off on Mondays at my last job, so that was never a problem.