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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Qlippoth" data-source="post: 1985823" data-attributes="member: 1388">To be honest, this whole situation sounds very similar to what my ex-girlfriend is going through: she's on (permanent) disability, going to the only local clinic that takes Medicare/SSI patients, severely underfunded (i.e. overloaded with patients whose schedules are very difficult to manage). Please understand--I'm not coming down on you, AuroraGyps--what you are encountering is exactly what my ex-gf deals with week-to-week. Fortunately for her, her (overloaded) therapist does great work with her...it's just that the clinic's budget is stretched to the limit right now.I agree with PC's suggestion to "keep trying until you get the" right person--unfortunately, I know how difficult that can be.  I've dealt with a number of therapists who did no good for me; the only thing you can do (as hard as it is) is to find one who "clicks."I know your options here are limited, but I must stress, please keep trying. You are standing up for yourself--and you need to do what is best for you. If your current professional isn't cutting it, do what you can to find a new one. Stay strong.</blockquote>