Posted by Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir (Scientist) in CNS Office-TAG Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Sathut (Counselor) in CNS Office-TAG Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir

Posted by Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir (Scientist) in CNS Office-TAG Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir Posted by… suppressed (3) by the Post Ghost! 👻 Posted 22 June 2018 - 7:28am by Lieut (j.g.) Sathut (Counselor) (Miriam W) Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Sathut (Counselor) in CNS Office, TAG Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir Only a few left. He’d made it through the senior staff and most of the junior officers. Sathut pressed his comm, hailing the next officer. =^=Sathut to Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir. I’d like to see you in my office at your earliest convenience. I look forward to meeting with you. Sathut out.=^= He picked up his nearly-empty mug and finished off the last of his Jinnen, sighing as he noted that the sweet liquid was now gone.

• Sathut

An hour later the annunciator sounded. However while waiting Sathut saw something somewhat odd in the Ensign’s file. There was a noted religious exception to any use of telepathy for any reason.

– Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir, Scientist

“Enter,” Sathut exclaimed, and the door slid open. He winced slightly at the loud noise though.

“Welcome. Take a seat, ensign. May I call you Dius? Is there anything you would like for a drink?” he asked

Sathut

Dius eyed the counsellor warily, here we go again he thought. Another chipper counsellor who thinks they have the right to pry into everyone else’s life. “No thank you Ma’am. May I know why I have been summoned?”

– Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir, Scientist

OOC: SIR. he is male.

IC: The felinoid smiled. It was a kind smile, but didn’t have an insane amount of energy in it. “Protocol, I suppose. As your ship’s counselor, it is my duty to speak with each and every one of you and get to know you. If I were to neglect one or more of you, it would be a violation of my contract,” he explained. Although he wasn’t sure why an officer who would have gone through Starfleet would hate counselors as much as this one seemed to.

• Sathut

Dius stepped forward and sat down. With a guarded expression he said “Actually your job is to determine that I am of sound mental health and competency to be capable of carrying out my ship board duties for the duration of any extended deployment. Getting to know me is not required to fulfill that function.”

– Ensign Dius Olsen Bogir, Scientist

“Well, then, if you know so much about my job, why is it that you must ask why you have been summoned?” Sathut asked with an amused purr. “Evidently you have been summoned in order to facilitate the determination of your mental health. Now, of course, my interpretation of the letter of the law is different than yours. For you, something like a survey of a file should be enough to determine mental health. But I, someone trained in the art of counseling, see it differently. To know the status of someone’s mind, you must, well… know their mind. Getting to know who they are as a person, as a result, in fact, is required for this approach. You see, a ship’s counselor is not the same as a psychologist. My job is primarily in maintaining mental health through counselling. Otherwise I would not be required to stay on the ship constantly. To this end, I cannot determine the best approach for helping someone through existing problems unless I know them, to some degree,” he spoke.

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