She at least shouldn't be a therapist for seriously mentally ill people who might act out. Half the time I feel wrong going to regular CBT when I know if something really triggerred me I might very well end up hitting walls and what not seems to be a PTSD issue I have but due to getting trigggerred and feeling like reliving things.

Point is people with serious mental issues don't always have their 'behavior' under control...doesn't mean they should do whatever they want and everyone should tolerate everything but even so people do need help to deal with their issues....some therapists are not cut out to deal with the issues people suffering a serious mental illness might have or the fact they can lose control or might think they are being wronged in some way and act accordingly, might get to defensive and feel attacked and then be rude and snap at the therapist the point of therapy is to get help with things like that not have one more person in your life you have to fake that you're sane and have it all under control around...there should certainly be a safety plan like if the person in question becomes a danger to themselves or others then yeah proper measures need to be taken to get the situation under control like if someone tries to attempt suicide while in therapy then yeah they are going to need some immediate intervention so there should be a plan for that in place at the facility.

Why do people forget therapy isn't just something for mentally healthy people going through a rough patch or just looking for some personal growth and want some guidence....some people are going to try to get help for their serious issues and its frusterating when the 'help' isn't really cut out to help with issues to the severity one has. Maybe they should have different kinds of therapists/therapy and a more clear distinction between those more able to deal with cases of serious mental illnesses and those who are better at perhaps things like marrige/relationship counseling or someone just wanting a little extra support and someone to counsel them on something.