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Re: Questions about your T

Posted by sharon7 on February 1, 2009, at 0:29:31

In reply to Questions about your T, posted by Looney Tunes on January 31, 2009, at 13:22:15

Hey, LT. Here you go. Hope it helps. (o:
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> 1) How long have you been with CURRENT T? Did you have a previous T?

1.5 years. Prev T's over the years but nothing long term. My current T is my longest.
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> 2) Is your T male or female?

Female
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> 3) What is the orientation of your T? Did you know when you started with T?

I believe she's primarily CBT.
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> 4) Are you older, younger, or same age as T?

I'm younger, although I am not sure how much.
It's really hard to tell how old she is. I'd say probably at least 10, though.
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> 5) What type of transference have you experienced? Do you think it is limited by your T's age or gender?

Very strong maternal transference. I've never had an issue about not having a father, but I've always needed a mother. I have only ever had maternal transference feelings towards other women.
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> 6) Do you look at your T? How frequently? (I mean literally at their face when talking)

Probably for the most part I look away. Sometimes I stare at the ceiling. I think eye contact can be hard because we get so embarrassed talking about our feelings.
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> 7) What is your greatest fear of your T?

That she will not want to be my T anymore.

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> 8) Do you just let yourself "be" in T? Or are you composed and careful?

I think I let myself be. (o:

Oh, and I've had 'mothers' that were only 6 or 7 years older than me, so it's more the position the person holds, their maturity, nurturing qualities, more so than age. The older they are the better, and I couldn't imagine feeling the whole mother thing going on with a woman younger than me, or a man, but I know that women can develop maternal feelings for a male therapist. I find that facinating!

Sounds like what you are feeling is completely normal. I'm actually battling with the whole transference thing right now myself. I have not discussed it at all with my T.


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