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Originally Posted by stopdog
If I minded - I would not be a criminal defense attorney/practice the types of law I do. I would be doing something else that did not scare me - not just any particular client - but as a mindset of am I afraid of clients. If a therapist, whether social worker or other degree, gets scared because some client hits a table, I would suggest that person do something else for a living too.
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You go on the premise that clients regularly behave aggressively in session. I'd guess it is actually fairly unusual behavior.
I teach. On rare occasions a student becomes aggressive, and I am not at all comfortable when that happens. I will have that student removed. Does that mean I should do something else as a living too because I become scared if that kind of aggression is displayed by a student? Your logic just doesn't work here because you assume this is regular behavior.