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Originally Posted by ECHOES
Learning that there is no rescue is most important and is something to work through that can take a long time. It is hard to give up. It is really hard to work through. It leaves a person so lonely. Imagine that and a therapist who is repulsed by you at the same time...
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Doesn't sound like a good fit at all.
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Originally Posted by ECHOES
This sounds like a behavioral therapist looking only at the presenting behavior.
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Interestingly, he doesn't seem to be. At least he is not your garden variety behaviorist. I did read more of his post and some of another. He presents as a T who helps people face their challenges in life by helping them find and be their inner warrior. I am not sure what type of therapy that is--Jungian? I am also not sure if that is for men only. Later in the post I quoted, he directs his comments to men. (He seems most annoyed when men assume the victim role, as he sees it.) But in another post, women are definitely included.