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Sexual Abuse Forums › General & Support › Using Accurate, Direct Language in Therapy
03/07/2012 01:30 PM
mem6684
Possibly an F, just in case....

Hi. I could really use some advice. My t knows about some past experiences. Sometimes I have residual effects. The thing is, I am TERRIBLE at talking about this stuff. I don't use proper anatomy or language. So communication about this is tough which is frustrating.

Also, the few times my therapist has mentioned spcific words or gotten closer to what I am talking about, I get mad at her Ermm .

Any advice, sharing, etc. would be most welcome.

Thank you.
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03/07/2012 08:52 PM  Top
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Just tell her that you need to use the language you need to use. Any therapist worth the title should go at your pace.
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