The recovery is from a physical injury - which took away my ability to manage anxiety with exercise, so it's definitely on the subject of anxiety.  


I've had to up my meditation, diet, and "allowing" focus after my injury - since exercise, as well as anti-anxiety medication, were taken away from me as treatment options (the injury led to a trauma-induced blood clot, and you can take very few other medications when you are required to be on a blood thinner).  


I'm 2/3 of the way through physical therapy - and really starting to recover physical confidence and capability.  I can jog a little now, and do all kinds of relatively demanding physical movement.  The therapist wants me to stay on for 3 more weeks (9 sessions).  


The problem is:  today, I heard him quietly tell a client that he liked his shirt.  The shirt was a "give no quarter" domestic terrorism logo embraced by radicals in the US who are promoting the slaughter of whomever they disagree with.    


Now I cannot be open and trusting of my physical therapist.  I recognize that this is a scarier prospect when you are already coping with anxiety - - but some can't be crossed today, and fascism is one of them (IMO).  


I don't know how to handle the last 1/3 of my treatment at that facility (he's the main therapist there).  
Seeing as I'm mobile, and able to do everything they do at their location in my home (I have several of the devices we've been using, resistance bands, a treadmill, etc.).  I am weighing the possibility of just ending my care there.  Any feedback on that?  I'm struggling to make the right choice as I overcome the fear of my injury, the pain it caused, the (hopefully/likely) temporary life-threatening side effect, and now the revelation that my caregiver would end democracy if they could.