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Originally Posted by ricwag
As Ellie-Beth stated. I would give it another shot but I fully agree that she has already crossed the line. Therapists should be able to keep there issues out of their sessions but, perhaps, she was having a REALLY bad day. Who knows.
The best Therapists that I have had have guided me so that I "discovered" issues and answers "all by myself" rather than the Therapist telling me outright.
If my Therapist just tells me something that I'm not ready for, I may not believe it, I may not act on it, I may even hold it against him.
Yes, it's up to you to learn and understand your family issues on your own with gentle guidance as necessary.
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I agree with ricwag and although I understand that therapists are human, just as someone else here mentioned, they need to keep their issues out of session, unless they are prepared to hear a client call them on it. I can forgive a therapist easier if they are honestly sorry for a foible.
Thanks,
Billi