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Originally Posted by lunatic soul
In school you see better who likes your teacher most and who less because its a group.. but in therapy you dont see how T acts with others so people imagine that they are special which is not bad of course but its illusion. It helps most of people so okay let they feel sspecial but if they saw how T acts with other clients ttheir illusion would fade away.
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I understand what you mean. With students, regardless of their age, everyone knows who the teacher's favorite and least favorite are, usually. And when there is one "special" one, there's often a lot of resentment since it's really not fair (though a good teacher wouldn't be so obvious).
But it would be disasterous to know that of your therapist. A lot of us want to be the favorite client- the one they'd want to be friends with outside of therapy or the one they care extra about. In reality I think they care a lot about their clients and probably do give more attention to people who are having a harder time. But if they think you are able to cope without their help, they will back off a little and not jump to answer texts or emails right away. That doesn't mean they care any less they just want to empower you.