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My counsellor is leaving. new job.i have trauma and unresolved grief. still in first stage no coping strategies yet. regret trusting. vulnerable. help
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Find the trust.: It's difficult when a trusted counselor or therapist is no longer able to work with you. That trust, that relationship, that rapport that has developed needs to be transferred to another, starting all over again. You need to find that trust, that rapport with another counselor. And you will.
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