angelikaJ -> RE: Just been for a day out with my dad (2/14/2011 4:12:08 PM)
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ORIGINAL: a1111 ....I'll give it a go, i just find there impossible people to have boundaries with, its like they won't allow it. It's up to YOU to set the boundary. If they cross it, it is up to you to follow through on the limits that you set. I know it's very hard to get started, but you do have that power. Assert yourself and each time it will get easier, honest!! im not saying your wrong but i honestly dont find it possible, like i said to my therpaist when he whinges or snaps i feel drained of energy so they said create boundaries by saying something lik, when you do that ui feel uncomfortable, but that just causes a load of violence when i say that, i told my therpiast that and he said im not taking ti serious so refueed to treat me anymore, its confusing for me Your therapist saw an issue. I don't know how long ago the therapist brought the issue to your attention; did the therapist refuse to treat you just today? Being in a toxic environment is an important thing, but until you see it as a problem (first step) and then decide something needs to be done about it (second step) the therapist is likely to feel as if he is banging his head against a brick wall. Moving out would be one thing to work towards. Perhaps you could contact the therapist and see under what conditions he would be willing to see you again, and then the 2 of you could make a contract. In the meanwhile, two things: you can not change anyone, only yourself and your reactions... and journaling might be useful in giving you some insight: the specific things that cause your anxiety. Situations and behaviors of other people. There are probably identifiable patterns that you just aren't registering. Documenting your anxiety might help you to notice them.
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