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Originally Posted by SarahSweden
A lot of T:s seem to have some mental issues, now or in the past, and I´m rather convinced many of them (not meaning just those mentioned here) choose the field of psychology much because they had mental issues themselves. Just wishing the T:s are stable enough to deal with clients but I think most of them are.
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I feel like that makes them more empathetic and able to understand their clients if they've also been there. But agreed that they need to have worked through their own issues and be stable enough to deal with clients and their issues. I know my marriage counselor has been through quite a bit of therapy, as he's talked about it on occasion. Though he has said that he wouldn't be able to work with clients who remind him of his dad (who I think may have been an alcoholic, from some stuff he's said). Still, that shows some self-awareness, I think.