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Old Oct 24, 2014, 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted by eskielover View Post
Why would you let it create a distance & destroy a rapport that is already established unless it is an issue that you need to work on?
I don't think that a personal disclosure from my T that left me feeling distant from her would necessarily be an indicator of me needing to work on something. For example, if in an effort to find marked differences in our values, she revealed deeply racist, homophobic, sexist attitudes, my loss of confidence in her ability as a T, and my feelings of distance, would be based on something she needed to work on, not me.

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Originally Posted by eskielover View Post
That isn't what you stated in your opening post...
I actually stated a number of concerns in my opening post, one of them being a risk of professional boundaries being crossed. One way in which professional boundaries might be crossed would be a T expressing to their client that she feels personally negative about them. It would seem to contravene ethical standards.