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Gee, I wonder why you needed a psychologist... ...mother issues, perhaps?
She went to a psychologist... Not a physiologist
WTF...that digressed to a pointless observation!
I think I can see where your issues stem from
At least they asked you to sit in the hall!!
Maybe it was her way of avoiding you from having help and making up fake problems you know them evil mothers sometimes
Bet she also complains you always make it all about you.
She shouldn't have taken ANY part of your hour. I'm sorry, that's very inconsiderate. That was your time for healing, she should have scheduled her own appointment, or the therapist should have offered you a chance to speak to another therapist since it was your session. Shoving a patient to the side like that.. jeez..
I agree, I wouldn't want to see any psychologist that allows the patient's mother to undermine their feelings and problems in that way. Glad your mother is getting help if things are that bad for her but that was so inappropriate.
I disagree. While it does suck for OP this happened it sounds like her mother had a breakdown in front of the psychologist. In that case it's better he started helping the mom NOW. Now he also should of worked hard to see OP later that day or at the latest next day.
The thing is though psychologists are very often booked, OP will be lucky if he gets to see the psychologist next week if she takes over his space completely the psychologist may not even have room for another patient and he would have to find another one. That was very inconsiderate of her to do, she should of booked her own appointment instead of immediately overriding her child who needs help.
#34 Op is the patient, not the mother. She is the one who should have had to wait. What if the OP was there for something really serious, while her mother is an attention seeker? It's just totally unprofessional
Even though this was rather unfair, I hope you both work out whatever you guys are going through. Best of luck OP
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She was too scared to seek help alone.
I think she needs her own psychologist...