#dr copeland

[bibuckeroo]

Above all else and anything I've shipped past and present in 911 the one thing I'll never stop shipping is Buck/therapy. Let that man deal with his trauma in healthy ways, let him have a safe space to go to that can be mostly objective. I want my blorbo to be happy and to be in a place to accept that happiness!

[thetangycheesemanwithaplan]

911 + Text Posts pt72/?

[hisbucky]

Buck: You can't beat me! I've got the power of love and therapy by my side!

Eddie, aka 'love': I dare you to hit him. I'll knock your teeth right of your ugly face if you hurt my baby!

Dr. Copeland, aka 'therapy': This is not what I meant by expressing your feelings physically, Buck.

[911-incorrect-quotes-dispatch]

*Buck during a session with Dr. Copeland*

Dr. Copeland: Evan, I believe you said that your childhood experience was satisfactory?

Buck: No, you misheard me, I said it was a ‘sadness factory’.

[wormancer]

first pass at dr meredith copeland, wyawot wells's town doctor and secret undefected member of the voice of the pulse. vote now on your phones for what mechanical bodymods she's hiding under that sweater.

[stfuimprojecting]

Victoria Secret Perfume

Bobby wants him to go to therapy. An ultimatum, before he can come back to work. He suggests going to see Dr. Wells again, since she was so helpful the first time around, and Buck can’t explain the pit in his stomach. Maybe that’s why he blows up during dinner, as if barbed words could cause the same amount of hurt that ruined his leg. But Bobby doesn’t back down. He levels Buck with a disappointed not quite glare, and Buck is suddenly 12 again. He’s sitting on the Buckley family couch and Phillip Buckley is looming overhead, insisting he still needs a babysitter despite Evan’s protests.

[fandom-101]

'Ive actually been thinking alot about what u said in our last session, and how i hide my true feelings from others......im starting to think you might be right'--Evan 'buck' Buckley.

We have all discussed about what this scene means and whether there is more it than just Buck going off on his parents or being extra open about everthing going on in his life to strange people (that negotiator guy, Taylor etc) cough BUDDIE cough

But what i wanna know is why is Buck coming to this realization, or thinking tht this assessment by Dr Copeland might be true in these episodes?? (where he didnt have center stage?? Where it wasnt about him and it didnt seem like Buck was deliberating on something thruout them??)

These episodes:

With the three roommates, the bestfriend (dylan) coming cleaning about being in love with his buddy's girlfriend.

Sylvia, the civilian with Athena, coming clean about her survivor's guilt making her stay at home for years.

Athena coming clean about how hard it was for her to get back to work and lying to her family about being fine.

May kinda coming clean about why she took the job as a 911 dispatcher.

Chim coming clean about being scared of repeating the same mistakes as his dad.

That lawyer dude under the bus coming clean about why he kept his female work partner out of a business meeting.

So that line 'ive been thinking alot of about you said in our last session..' seems like Buck was delibrating on it. That it was on his mind when the 118 rescued the people from the Bus, when they rescued the biker in the storm drain, and when he and Chim saved those pregnant ladies and he advised and supported Chim through his fears of being a parent.

Makes you wonder what any of these events made him realize that there is some truth to what Dr Copeland said?

[ashwinmeird]

I would like to give a high five to whomever named Buck’s therapist Dr Copeland.

You know why you go to therapy? To Cope with things properly.

You might even say that therapy should bring you to a mental place (land) of coping.

Or a Cope-Land