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[christhawk]

Ever tried to analyze a dream while you were still half-asleep, then completely forgotten about it until later? It's a first, here. Funny that I can only half-remember the dream, but I remember what I figured it might mean. A person, a personification of my "aspie tendencies", embracing that... Weird. Just weird. Eh. At least it reflects where

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[frogsandtoads]

When I had bad/unusual dreams a lot, someone suggested I start a journal and write them down as soon as I woke up, even if it was in the middle of the night. I would never remember as much detail from the dream as I do right after it happens. I never did start a journal, but I sometimes wish I had. Maybe you should try something like that.

[lithiumnature]

You just gave me the perfect opening. How would you like to take the WAIS-3. It is the intelligence test and is a lot of fun.

(I did my first real clinical intake and that went extremely well. I didn't know at the time, but the person was using the experience to decide whether to get treatment. So it was actually very real. It switched from an intake to therapy to referral quickly :) )

I'm very intrigued about what you consider your aspie tendencies. If you ever want to e-mail or babble about them I would love to know. It is one of those things I have some training in assessing and treating, but don't really "understand".