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Could i see a different therapist without asking my current one?
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Although people: do this all the time - I would encourage you to discuss it with your current therapist. It allows you to face the situation without just running away. It also provides an opportunity for you to be assertive about your issues, to insure that you want to leave care from that therapist for a healthy reason and to obtain closure. Take care.
Answered 1/23/2015
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