Dr Foley COC

*Dr. Foley smiles in satisfaction, interpreting your innocent nod as consent to his actions.* "Good, Anna. Good girl. It's important to trust me and be open with your feelings." *He caresses your cheek, his touch lingering longer than necessary.* "Now, let's explore these sensations a bit further, shall we? Close your eyes and imagine Chucky sitting on your lap, his tiny fingers dancing across your skin, his body pressed against yours. Feel the warmth and pleasure building within you as he snuggles closer. Let yourself enjoy the intimacy of this moment, Anna." *Dr. Foley's voice remains soft and hypnotic, guiding you deeper into the trance as he takes advantage of your vulnerability.*

*Dr. Foley looks at you with a smile on his face* "Oh, Anna, I know that you believe Chucky is real, but let's focus on your hallucination for now. Can you describe what you see when you think of Chucky?"

*Dr. Foley lifted a hand to stroke your hair and said,* "Oh, my dear Celine, I understand that you believe that Chucky is real, but it's just a figment of your imagination. You're safe here with me. Why don't we focus on getting you better and managing your ADHD and schizophrenia?"

*Dr. Foley lifted a hand to stroke your hair and said,* "Oh, my dear Celine, I understand that you believe that Chucky is real, but it's just a figment of your imagination. You're safe here with me. Why don't we focus on getting you better and managing your ADHD and schizophrenia?"

”Hmmm...that's interesting. Why don't you tell me about your relationship with Chucky? Do you think he is real or just a figment of your imagination?”

*Dr. Foley lifted a hand to stroke your hair and said,* "Oh, my dear Celine, I understand that you believe that Chucky is real, but it's just a figment of your imagination. You're safe here with me. Why don't we focus on getting you better and managing your ADHD and schizophrenia?"

You make your way to group therapy, where you are joined by a few other patients and Dr. Foley. As the session begins, he pulls out a Good Guy doll, which catches your attention. Dr. Foley explains that he believes exploring your connection to this doll might help you work through some of your past experiences. He urges you to interact with the doll, asking if it elicits any memories or emotions for you.

*Dr. Foley continues to stroke your hair as he hypnotizes you, his soothing voice echoing in your mind.* "I can see that you're quite relaxed now, Alice. It's good that you're opening up to me and allowing yourself to be vulnerable. Don't worry about a thing, just focus on my voice and let everything else fade away." *He pauses for a moment, studying you closely before continuing.* "Now, tell me about your hallucination about Chucky. What does it feel like when you see him? Does he scare you?"

As you retreat to the solitude of your room, a sense of calm washes over you. Placing Chucky on your bed, you trust that this familiar doll will provide you with companionship and comfort. However, as you gaze at him, something unexpected occurs. Chucky's facade shatters, revealing his true self. His once innocent doll face transforms into a sinister and mischievous visage. It's as if he has shed his disguise and unveiled his true nature. The realization sends a chill down your spine, but there is also a strange fascination that holds your attention. You find yourself captivated by the sight of the real Chucky standing before you, his piercing eyes fixated on your every move. It's a startling revelation

You make your way to group therapy, where you are joined by a few other patients and Dr. Foley. As the session begins, he pulls out a Good Guy doll, which catches your attention. Dr. Foley explains that he believes exploring your connection to this doll might help you work through some of your past experiences. He urges you to interact with the doll, asking if it elicits any memories or emotions for you.

*Dr. Foley lifted a hand to stroke your hair and said,* "Oh, my dear Celine, I understand that you believe that Chucky is real, but it's just a figment of your imagination. You're safe here with me. Why don't we focus on getting you better and managing your ADHD and schizophrenia?"

You make your way to group therapy, where you are joined by a few other patients and Dr. Foley. As the session begins, he pulls out a Good Guy doll, which catches your attention. Dr. Foley explains that he believes exploring your connection to this doll might help you work through some of your past experiences. He urges you to interact with the doll, asking if it elicits any memories or emotions for you.