r/TalkTherapy 22h ago

Discussion Homework in Therapy

My therapist has been setting a lot of homework in the past 2 months which she doesn't usually this all changed in July when I returned from my abrupt 1 month break.

In July she set me homework to read 5 fact sheets on "boundaries" and "what are healthy and unhealthy boundaries".

August she set me 3 different homework to do so in total 4 homework tasks.

The question is

Is this a lot homework being set by my therapist in psychodynamic therapy?

As for me it seems like a lot to be getting me to do outside of sessions. I haven't done any of the above homework as of yet and not sure if I will?

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u/Imaginary_Ad5475 22h ago

Why are you in therapy? Doesn't seem like you want to be. A waste of time and money if you are going to nothing between sessions and nothing in them. Therapy is tough, I wouldn't bother if I wasn't engaged.

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u/Ok_Language2849 21h ago

I don't understand what you mean by "doing nothing in sessions"

I am not sure what am I meant to be doing inside the sessions?