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Originally Posted by someone321
Now I got it, you are in therapy to learn about all T's weak points, so that you can prepare your students for the battle! (smile) - .
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It certainly helps.
Of course, my profession helps me handle the therapists too. Some of their tricks make me wonder how stupid they think clients are. It is fun to call them on it and watch them think about what to do. I sometimes even ask if a certain technique really works with others and if they know why? The first usually gets all snippy and defensive, the second one I see is usually willing to laugh at herself.
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Originally Posted by Petra5ed
Wow. Does this mean that lawyers actually get educated specifically on suing therapists in malpractice lawsuits!? I wouldn't think there would be much money in this kind of legal practice, no offense to you, but just because therapists as a group have almost no money. Out of curiosity, are sexual boundary violations covered by insurance?
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There are all sorts of classes where students learn about handling various professionals and it is relevant in all sorts of areas.
And as for insurance - it depends.