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Your therapist really should have taken the negative connotations you have with journaling into account. Maybe you should try a better therapist rather than one that's just following the 'script'?
From the phrasing of the OP (“I had to tell him” vs “remind him”) I’m not sure the therapist knew about this, in which case I can’t fault him for doing something wrong by accident when he had no way of knowing it had this many negative connotations for OP.
Does it help you personally to talk about it? Maybe you could buy a cheap voice recorder and dedicate it to voicing your thoughts out loud instead of writing it down if that doesn’t have the same negative feelings attached to it, while still letting you keep a record of them.
Use your phone with something like onenote. Password protects the drive and only allow access from that specific device. No one will be able to see what you wrote.
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Use your phone with something like onenote. Password protects the drive and only allow access from that specific device. No one will be able to see what you wrote.
From the phrasing of the OP (“I had to tell him” vs “remind him”) I’m not sure the therapist knew about this, in which case I can’t fault him for doing something wrong by accident when he had no way of knowing it had this many negative connotations for OP.