Posted by All Done on August 19, 2005, at 2:19:36
In reply to Re: Don't know what to talk about in therapy » All Done, posted by Dinah on August 17, 2005, at 9:15:05
> Sometimes I ask my therapist if there's anything he'd like to talk about since I've run out. He usually comes up with something terribly banal. I'm not sure if that's *his* training manual, or if he really has nothing terribly deep in his mind. But it usually forces me to dredge up something to save him the embarassment of being so empty headed.
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> I need to get my hair recolored when my scalp sunburn is completely gone. I was really happy with my color for the first time in ages before I went on vacation and was going to ask the colorist to keep that one going. It was sort of the color Jennifer Aniston has right now. But then it got sun brassed a bit, and I don't know what to tell her. Do you think she knows what color Jennifer Aniston has right now?The one thing I learned about coloring my hair blonde is that when it gets a bit brassy looking, the colorist needs to add ash blonde. I don't know...it seems to help.
> I can't wait to hear how it comes out. And how your therapist reacts. :) Mine is totally erratic. Mostly he doesn't mention it at all, so when he does I know I either look pretty good, or clownish.
Now that I've been thinking about it, I do remember one time I went to a session right after I had my hair cut and styled. He asked me if I got it cut and then told me it looked nice. That was the session immediately following the session where I first expressed my (not so great) feelings about my appearance. He tries, but on occassion I'd rather he didn't if he's going to be so darn obvious about it.
And for the record, I don't believe you ever look clownish, so I'd assume his silence means you look pretty good :).
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