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It really depends on what you said.
I mean, yea, she's a psychiatrist and all...and she should be at a level of emotional stability, especially with her line of work, where she wouldn't let things said during an episode get to her like that.
But if it was like really bad...she is a human being and she easily could be emotionally raw about it, especially the next day. Like I said though, I have no idea what was said or what happened so my evaluation of the situation is blind at best.
Also, keep in mind that you said she looked angry, not that she said she was angry...she also was meeting with you, which should tell you something...you never know, maybe her kid got really fresh with her on the way to school that morning.
Aside from all this...despite what was said and how bad or how not bad it was, it seems to me like the dynamics of the healing relationship have changed and even if it is based on a misunderstanding, it probably is best to seek help somewhere else, as you seem to want to do that anyway.
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