Yes, for a long time. Taking supervision in the workshops I attend and asking me to leave every time instead of just taking his supervision privately or at workshops I don't attend, some very minor confidentiality slip-ups that did me no harm (with the confidentiality at least he took my feedback into account, understood and stopped), occasionally talks when I don't want to discuss what he's talking about and interrupts me. He has raised his voice at me 2 or 3 times but I believe it's his supervisor who helped him refrain from doing that anymore. Didn't warn me that if I chose a certain degree program I would be stuck in a potentially harmful dual relationship with him even though I didn't have my heart set on any particular program and was discussing my options with him in therapy. Kept arguing with me and stayed over session time to do so after I'd repeatedly told him I needed to leave because I had to go to work. And yet, he only truly ever discusses the ways in which I cross his boundaries ...