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Originally Posted by ex vivo
. . .In the end, for me, the true test is--how is my life outside of therapy? Well, it's been worse for me lately so I quit. No, not the therapists fault, but I do think he was not attuned enough to me but he also wasn't artistic/creative enough to understand how to help me. But it wasn't my fault either. And in terms with his character, I know what I need to get better, but my T insisted my issues were all transference. I didn't agree. And if I am well, I certainly wouldn't be here seeking support or even visiting this forum if therapy was "working" for my life. So if it wasn't his fault, and it wasn't my fault, who is at fault? Hmm. Maybe the therapy is flawed.
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That's kind of where I've ended up. And since I've been doing my best, but I'm only a one-woman show, and I admittedly have issues, that's why I went to therapy -- AND I'm not the only one who has had difficulties, I wonder where is the much-larger-than-one-flawed-person mental health profession in all of this? Not their problem? Apparently. A flawed system, who cares? Just the ones who get hurt, it looks like from here.