Daughter will have her first group therapy session on November 20. We started asking for this when her last therapist retired January 1. This is how long it has taken to get Daughter into it. I'm frustrated by the lack of urgency on the part of the agency. Daughter has felt like her requests are being ignored, which has caused some of the behaviors. She's sought to prove to us she needs therapy. I'm trying to focus on just being grateful it is finally happening.
I had my monthly meeting for the regional church today. I am now the committee leader, and we find ourselves unable to get through the entire agenda during our two hour meeting. Today I told them I thought we needed one longer meeting to do some planning and set some goals and priorities for our work. To my amazement, they all agreed. Now we just have to coordinate the schedules of 7 ministers and find a place that isn't too far from anyone. Hmmm. Agreeing to the need and scheduling the meeting are two very different needs. I wonder if this is why the therapy group has been so slow in getting started.....
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Group therapy should be interesting. Don't be surprised if your DD learns some new tricks from the other participants. Hopefully she won't, but unless it's properly managed by a seasoned therapist, the group can turn into a competition to see who's the sickest. The opportunities for drama are almost limitless.
Not the news I want to hear. It should be interesting....
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