You know you bring up an interesting point. I don't think there's enough vetting of therapists and their ability to keep their own crap under control.

I was due to start my T training this year but bowed out because i couldn't in my heart go into training for a profession that requires me to be mentally stable and have my own stuff under control, when clearly it isn't yet.
Maybe it's just perfectionism on my part but when i start my training i want to be the best i can be, i want to be in a good stable place and feel like i've successfully resolved most of my issues. I honestly felt that anything less than that was disingenuous and actually could turn out to be dangerous for future clients. I've had crappy therapists and i never want to cause the type of pain i've experienced from such therapists.