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    psychotherapy:

Unfortunately, people really do keep a good deal of things from their therapist, including some of the actual key reasons/issues that are driving them to seek therapy in the first place.  There’s a rather fascinating post/poll/discussion about this going on currently over at the always wonderful Jung at Heart, and I’d like to add on to her informal research by putting forth a variation on one of those same questions to all of you who are (or have been) in therapy:
Do you feel like you are keeping a significant secret about yourself from your therapist?  (And if so, why?)

    psychotherapy:

    Unfortunately, people really do keep a good deal of things from their therapist, including some of the actual key reasons/issues that are driving them to seek therapy in the first place.  There’s a rather fascinating post/poll/discussion about this going on currently over at the always wonderful Jung at Heart, and I’d like to add on to her informal research by putting forth a variation on one of those same questions to all of you who are (or have been) in therapy:

    Do you feel like you are keeping a significant secret about yourself from your therapist?  (And if so, why?)

    1. raucesmae reblogged this from psychotherapy
    2. whaty0uwant answered: idk, i mean i would tell him everything i have no problem doing that
    3. atomizing answered: dont have one
    4. welikemonsters answered: It is become human nature to keep secrets and lie.
    5. steff1024 reblogged this from psychotherapy
    6. rinadactyl answered: when I did go to a therapist yes because I just couldn’t get myself to trust them.
    7. mymedea answered: because i know her personally, and i’m afraid she’d stop being my friend if she knew
    8. charcoalveins reblogged this from psychotherapy
    9. shiyiya reblogged this from isabelthespy and added:
      I am pretty much *incapable* of telling therapists anything important. There’s a giant fucking block there. This is...
    10. isabelthespy reblogged this from psychotherapy and added:
      i’ve never told any...the five or six therapists i’ve had that i’ve had
    11. bubbleburster answered: I did, out of shame. Therapy itself is the process of facing what you think you can’t face, and I did. I’m much better now, thank you.
    12. shankennedy answered: I hate to bother people with my issues…counterproductive, I know.
    13. bipolarbunny answered: Yes. To keep it interesting.
    14. angelsguidemehome reblogged this from psychotherapy
    15. magicalcognition answered: i did, and it was because i felt as though she was judging me constantly, she never wanted to let me talk, she just talked, not trustworthy.
    16. thefrax answered: When I had one as I child I told them NOTHING!! (I thought they’d tell my parents)
    17. enne- answered: i was still in denial. saying it out loud just made everything real.
    18. ladolcevida answered: i hid my suicidal thoughts from my therapist i think because i was scared of saying them outloud…it made them more real.
    19. sleepymoonchild answered: Yes. I’m ashamed. It makes me feel like I am every bad thing my mother told me I was. I feel like a terrible person for it. I feel like her.
    20. lolatyourface answered: if it was so easy to tell your therapist your problem you wouldnt be there in the 1st place
    21. dyskrasia answered: Yes, Fear of being judged.
    22. justahappykid answered: not in therapy now, but when i was i did keep secrets but planned to talk about them eventually once comfortable enough
    23. jstlikeheaven reblogged this from psychotherapy
    24. california-expat answered: Yes, because no matter how I artiuculate it, it won’t come out right, so there is no point.
    25. veroniquekim answered: I do keep things from my therapist because if she knew what was keeping me stressed I’m afraid of being judged. Even if she’s not judging.
    26. sugar-cane answered: I didn’t tell my therapist ANYTHING about my eating disorder.
    27. almaswithinalmas answered: Yes, b/c one way or another she has convinced me she likes me, and i don’t want her to dislike me.
    28. cocolarue answered: I was and since she assumed i was better now she said i was done.Im not i have many issues that are keeping me from being a better person.
    29. five5five reblogged this from psychotherapy
    30. bluesjumpedtherabbit answered: BSDM leanings, suicide of a foaf that got to me, and i’ve definitely underemphasized my loneliness& the severity of my ED. Not in treatment.
    31. randyreverie reblogged this from psychotherapy
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