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A short reflection on an fictionalized encounter with a real terror of a therapist … I tell of my trauma. The terrors that keep me up at night. Unable to connect. Cannot continue. Therapist tells me EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) will heal me. And so I surrender to this therapist’s tricks. We begin in silence. He
