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Originally Posted by Perna
Other scenarios do not look as bright to me; T cannot stop telling you what she thinks would be more healthy for you, that would be unconscionable behavior on her part? All she can do is not be able to see you anymore because you are at a true impasse where the reason you have hired her, she cannot help you with because you have chosen not to work with her.
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To me, the therapist is choosing not to work with the client. Not that the client is choosing not to work with the therapist. A client does not have to turn themselves over to the therapist and let the therapist insist on what the issues for the client are of let the therapist do whatever they want to the client/insist on how the client must be. It seems here that the therapist is not sticking to why the client hired her but is trying to take over the client.