Posted by Pfinstegg on December 22, 2004, at 18:41:53
Especially, whether others beside me who have one or more different *parts* find that the different parts have completely different transferences to their T's. I, the grown-up, have a very strong and positive attachment to my T, but I am discovering, as my younger parts forge into the therapy more, that they do not. They are fearful and suspicious; I think they may even think he is the hated doctor of my childhood. This upsets me so much! I am supposed to be comforting and supportive of these other, younger parts, but it's hard to be, consistently, because I am afraid they are going to wreck my therapy! I have to keep reminding myself that my T says he welcomes them- welcomes all of me. This helps some, but this whole situation makes me very uneasy. Does anyone else with an ego state disorder have any comparable experiences they could share?
poster:Pfinstegg
thread:433059
URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/psycho/20041218/msgs/433059.html