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I recently asked my therapist for any notes from my sessions regarding when I've discussed a legal matter with them. At first they were going to decline me, but then said they did find notes on the subject from my sessions. However they were vague. So I recently emailed her asking for a few lines or statements concerning the specific legal issue I've been going through. They replied, Could we discuss it at my next session?

To me, that causes anxiety, that's why I email more intricate questions, to anyone in my life. I'm not sure how to reply, I really don't want to go over it in person, they could decline me to not include their statement.
Do I just ask again in a message asking the specific line I might need? I just have a feeling they'll decline it in person.
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exchrist · 36-40
Before agreeing to meet in person to discuss it individually which I’d think will be part of moving forward; regardless. request to have paper copies of all correspondence relevant to your request. As your service provider they have a responsibility to provide such documents upon request. Definitely maintain as much in writing as possible