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Originally Posted by rainbow8
Mona, you say that both Ts treat you differently because you're a T in training. I wonder about that. If you're seeing a T about your own problems, why should they treat you any differently than any other client? If that's the way it works, I think it's a poor system. I think if a T goes for therapy, it should be just that: therapy. My opinion, anyway.
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The truth is they do treat you differently and suffice to say some even ask, do you actually want therapy or do you just need to build up your hours? We have to do 100 personal therapy hours to qualify. Some ts think they will have it easy and that we have already done the work but that's not the case. The further I go the more work I have to do, especially now that I am seeing clients. You are right Rainbow, it is a poor system.
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