It was interesting that she said "therapy love" was not taught in CBT or IT. Does she mean that they aren't taught that it exists? Or aren't taught how to deal with it if a client needs it? How would Ts of these orientations deal with it if a client comes in with this issue? Would they ignore it? Say it is outside of their scope of practice and give a referral? Recast it as something else?--"you don't need nurturing in therapy, you need to think about this differently, and it will no longer be an issue for you." Also, she says that a "good therapist" will explore this yearning with the client. Does that include the CBT and IT therapists? Are they able to explore it even though they haven't learned about it in their training? If they don't explore it, are they not good therapists?