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Originally Posted by awkwardlyyours
I wonder if the party line (from SD's post) is more driven by the potential for being sued (not that it's entirely that but I'm hard pressed to imagine else that so many Ts uniformly believe the same thing when there isn't the same level of consensus in the general population [am now entirely speaking sans any facts and figures]).
Current T did chat rather amicably with me for the better part of a session on the implications of that line from cummings - 'Unbeing dead isn't being alive'.
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Actually the psychiatrist more or less said it was a choice in her view. And as she's the one with the malpractice insurance, I'm not sure about a party line.
Do therapists have malpractice insurance? I mean, I assume anyone can get it if they pay for it, but do therapists commonly use it? (I guess I mean solo or private practitioners here.)