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I don’t believe that’s legal
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Oh. Well that sucks because I really need to talk to her.
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You can contract her but your new therapist can’t
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- 3y ago
You can reach out to care@nocdhelp.com! They might be able to connect you with your previous therapist or help resolve any issues.
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Okay thanks.
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There are ways to sign that you give permission for therapists or doctors to discuss your case together. I get the feeling that’s not what you’re looking for via this post. Do you have a new therapist? Discuss with your new therapist the issue you had with your past therapist. You may well be able to resolve it with help from the new therapist without actually having to contact the old. Our OCD likes to let us think there is only one way to resolve something...and even if we do that, it finds another reason to be unsatisfied. Either way, you have the right to share what’s upsetting you about a previous therapist with a new one. Best wishes.
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- 3y ago
Well I need closure from her and she is not letting me have that and it is killing me. The last therapist I had was not on the app and it took me six months to get up the courage to find one on the app. Then the therapist told me she was leaving and I only saw her a couple of times, but I felt like I could trust her and now I don't know what to do. I need to talk with my previous therapist that wasn't on the app to understand what happened.
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