A Very Odd Request: Any Therapists?

[Veg]

Hello! Been a little bit but I've been steadily working on my continence.

A newer development has been that of looking for a hyonotist to help me achieve my incontinence goals, of which I beleive I've found one!

The biggest stop currently though is that they require a letter of recomendation from a medical professional in order for them to perform hypnosis for untriggered incontinence.

I've had a therapist for several yeard and we've gotten to the point where my mental health is in a good ppave to where I onky have appointments as needed.

You might be asking why I don't just ask her to write my letter, in which case I would, if I had not already found out early on in ir sessiojs that she is adamantly against ABDL, as well as Furries and other things.

That's why I am coming here for an odd request...

Does anyone happen to know of or is an abdl freindly amd certified therapist that would be willing to meet to disscuss a letter of recomendation for hypnosis?

I'm looking for someone who has rrasomabke process.

Ideally under $90 a session. I contacted Dr. Rhonda, a vertified abdl therpaist online, and one of the only ones I could find that advertizes herself as much, but her rates are far out of my price range!

I know this is a shot in the dark but I thought it was worth a try! 

Thanks for reading!

[BrownBobby]

My best advice here is to look for therapists likely to be open to those discussions.  From my experiences, a professional willing to discuss issues like LGBT+ or writing letters for other procedures is more likely to support this one as well.  It might take a session or two for them to understand why you're seeking what you are, but it's much easier to find someone likely to be open-minded and work with them than try to locate a very specifically ABDL-aware professional. 

Alternatively, it's perfectly acceptable to ask your current therapist if they have any recommendations - you enjoy their help, but you have an issue you want to work on separately of your existing relationship, and you respect their professional recommendations.

Good luck!

[DAQ]

If/when you find a therapist and go through with the hypnotist I would love to hear from your experience and recommendation for a name. I am so stuck right now that I am willing to try what ever is next

[Kaybee_dl]

There are some directories of kink-friendly therapists that you can find online. That would be a good place to start -- any therapist with knowledge of the BDSM community more broadly, who is supportive of clients into that sort of thing should also be supportive of ABDL. 

[inosi]

if your therapist has made you aware, or given you the impression, that they are adamantly against ANYTHING, that is not a good therapist and you are not safe around them. that is not at all the purpose of these services and i would strongly warn you against proceeding with this person any further.

as far as hypnotists go, there is no reason they should ever be asking for such a letter, nor would any reputable professional recommend such a service. hypnotism is not considered a medical practice, nor are there any risks associated with it which would ever require another's recommendation. i think this hypnotist is...probably messing with you.