If I have more important things to be doing, why am I
Why am I still being asked to go into treatment? Like if I have more important things to be doing than "coming and talking to them about food", why am I being asked to go in for treatment? My therapists' manager said "I am sure you have more important things to be doing than coming and talking to us about food"
Original post by Ndifian
Your therapist may suggest treatment to address underlying issues related to food. They want to support your overall well-being, even if it feels like there are more pressing matters.
Original post by Ndifian
Your therapist may suggest treatment to address underlying issues related to food. They want to support your overall well-being, even if it feels like there are more pressing matters.
Original post by Anonymous
Why am I still being asked to go into treatment? Like if I have more important things to be doing than "coming and talking to them about food", why am I being asked to go in for treatment? My therapists' manager said "I am sure you have more important things to be doing than coming and talking to us about food"
Was that all that was said or was there more? It feels like there is a "However..."
Original post by Surnia
Was that all that was said or was there more? It feels like there is a "However..."
Original post by Surnia
Was that all that was said or was there more? It feels like there is a "However..."
There always is...
Original post by black tea
There always is...
Original post by Anonymous
He didn't say however though.
It's not meant literally...
Original post by Anonymous
The manager said "I'm sure you have more important things to be doing than coming and talking to us about food, can we agree that you are underweight?"
Why are you more concerned with semantics than the actual implications of what was said?
Anecdotally, almost everyone I see with some form of ED thinks they have better things to do, knows better or insists everyone is gaslighting them.
Original post by Surnia
It's not meant literally...
Original post by Surnia
Why are you more concerned with semantics than the actual implications of what was said?
Original post by StriderHort
Anecdotally, almost everyone I see with some form of ED thinks they have better things to do, knows better or insists everyone is gaslighting them.
Original post by Anonymous
The therapists manager is the one who told me I got better things to do. I think I remember typing it on here too, that I don't have time etc
out of interest, what are you so busy with?
It’s just a turn of phrase.
Like a teacher making pupils reflect on their actions when sitting down for detention.
Like a teacher making pupils reflect on their actions when sitting down for detention.
Original post by black tea
out of interest, what are you so busy with?
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