Dr. Lance Sweets (
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hadriel2017-05-23 04:08 pm
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[He supposes this is as good a time as any considering the events of the past few days and Rosen's recent post, so...
Lance is looking more put together than he has recently, although he hasn't completely returned to the formal look; he has bothered with a suit but not with a tie, and his hair's getting slightly out of control and distinctly curly. He also looks a bit like he's either gotten too little sleep or too much, although his voice is steady and even and he certainly sounds more professional than he did in his last post.]
Due to recent events, and in followup to Dr. Rosen's announcement, I think this is a good time to reiterate that should anyone be in need of someone to speak to about anything that may be bothering them, I'm always available for counseling or just to talk.
[He's gotten the impression this is something a whole lot of people here probably need, and it's important to make sure they're aware of the option and don't have to go hunting for information on who to contact.]
My name is Dr. Lance Sweets and I'm a clinical psychologist, which, for those whose worlds don't have such a profession, means that I work with helping individuals work through any mental or emotional issues they might be having. Although I've counseled patients on a range of subjects, my primary work has been with the FBI and therefore often in the area of coping with witnessing or experiencing traumatic events.
[Which is fortunate, since there seems to be a lot of that here. Which, itself, is unfortunate.]
Meetings can be as formal or informal as you're comfortable with, and where we speak can also be decided upon on an individual basis. I'm also willing to answer any questions you might have before making any agreements or arrangements.
[Because he's very aware that a whole lot of people don't get the idea of psychology at all, and he's also expecting at least a few 'aren't you twelve?' comments.]
Lance is looking more put together than he has recently, although he hasn't completely returned to the formal look; he has bothered with a suit but not with a tie, and his hair's getting slightly out of control and distinctly curly. He also looks a bit like he's either gotten too little sleep or too much, although his voice is steady and even and he certainly sounds more professional than he did in his last post.]
Due to recent events, and in followup to Dr. Rosen's announcement, I think this is a good time to reiterate that should anyone be in need of someone to speak to about anything that may be bothering them, I'm always available for counseling or just to talk.
[He's gotten the impression this is something a whole lot of people here probably need, and it's important to make sure they're aware of the option and don't have to go hunting for information on who to contact.]
My name is Dr. Lance Sweets and I'm a clinical psychologist, which, for those whose worlds don't have such a profession, means that I work with helping individuals work through any mental or emotional issues they might be having. Although I've counseled patients on a range of subjects, my primary work has been with the FBI and therefore often in the area of coping with witnessing or experiencing traumatic events.
[Which is fortunate, since there seems to be a lot of that here. Which, itself, is unfortunate.]
Meetings can be as formal or informal as you're comfortable with, and where we speak can also be decided upon on an individual basis. I'm also willing to answer any questions you might have before making any agreements or arrangements.
[Because he's very aware that a whole lot of people don't get the idea of psychology at all, and he's also expecting at least a few 'aren't you twelve?' comments.]
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Wow.
[He doesn't quite mean to say it, slipping out of professional mode, but he really can't believe he's petting a wolf and not losing any fingers for it.]
How did you... How did you end up with a wolf?
[Because sure, he's judging superficially, but Emily really doesn't seem the type to have had wolves or wolf-dogs at home.]
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He's from the mountain in Canada, the one where Beth died. He, um, used to belong to this old guy who lived there. He trained Wolfie to hunt. [Not a lie, just slightly more specialized kind of hunting than normal.] My ex met him during a hike. Wolfie came here with him through the Door one time, and he stayed behind when he left.
[Emily shrugs.] Lucky us, I guess.
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That's... Weird, but I'd guess having a wolf is a big help here.
[In warning of monsters, dealing with human threats, and generally preventing people from messing with her.]
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He's the best. [As evidenced by how he is relaxed under Lance's fingers.] He weeds out the people who are worth my time from the assholes. Guess you're worth the time.
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Thanks. You're both pretty awesome too.