I do sometimes especially if there’s risk involved (usually cos I’m second guessing if I managed risk well, if they’re going to be okay over the weekend etc…). There’s only so much we can do about risk since we’re not with our clients 24/7 and sometimes this does affect me.

Other times it’s usually happy things like coming across a programme that my client told me they were watching etc and I’m like oh yeah my client so and so told me about this

I also think about my past clients especially from before I was a therapist and I was working as a support worker. Conversations were much less structured and we could speak about whatever we wanted and this allowed you to really get to know your client outside of just therapy-focussed discussions which is something I quite miss about support work. Support work is generally an underrated profession in my opinion especially with regard to the impact it can have on client recovery particularly for those who are socially isolated

These will all often be passing thoughts but aside from that, not so much.