
Jul 15, 2013, 07:23 PM
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Member Since: Dec 2012
Location: California
Posts: 2,248
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Originally Posted by ajmich
What exactly would I apologize for? Quitting therapy? Reacting with emotions instead of my head? Tossing the baby w/bathwater? No, there is a disconnect involved that has shown itself on other occasions. IMHO if a counselor reaches a burnout stage (or whatever might be the case) it is up to them to be aware of this and to take whatever steps they might need to regroup, refresh... NOT continue advising a vulnerable clientele as if there were nothing wrong. Self awareness to the extreme, seems a prerequisite, but then likely I just expect too much.
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I agree with you. And I think my T would too. I went over with the newT what he would do if he was reaching the end of his rope with me - becuase I was scared because of the last T. He said it was up to him to figure what what was triggering him, get necessary supervision, and work very very hard to get back on path - and if he couldn't - termination would not be quick and brutal.
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