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For me personally, I need a place to feel safe and supported in therapy. The therapist I made the most progress with was very conscientious about pushing me too hard. If I cried a lot, he would actually apologize to me. Of course, I would never make progress without reliving and analyzing excruciatingly painful subjects with a good therapist, but I wouldn't want to work with one who was clumsy with my wounds. I am concerned, konstargirl, that this therapist may not be a good fit for you.
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