Believe me Ron, as the mother of one of your clients, you cannot please 
everyone all the time.  There are times when S(your client) just feels crappy 
and doesn't want to see anyone as you know.  Also some people are happy to stay 
as they are and let others do for them.  So when you push and encourage them to 
move forward, they rebel.  But, trust me, there are many clients who appreciate 
you for what you do to every 1 that does not.

Shirley

--- On Tue, 8/4/09, Ron Carson <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Ron Carson <[email protected]>
Subject: [OTlist] Patient Requests Different Therapist....
To: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2009, 6:58 AM


Yesterday,  a  patient requested that I not be his therapist. He told an
appt  scheduler  that  our personality's clashed. I have previously seen
this patient and agree with his assessment about personality clash.

I  KNOW  these  things  happen,  at least to me. I am very interested in
learning what it is about my "personality" that clashes. Is it my words,
actions,  attitude, etc that the patient doesn't like. The ONLY reason I
want  to  know is really just for 'learning'. I want to know if there is
something  that  I'm  doing  "wrong". But, how can I find this out. Most
people are not willing or maybe able to talk about such things.

Would YOU pursue trying to find this out? If so, how?

Thanks,

Ron




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