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Originally Posted by Myrto
How do people even know this about their therapist? I have to say I'm always astounded whenever someone here mentions that they know what their T experienced in life (mental illness, divorce, etc.). None of the therapists I have seen have ever mentioned the harships they faced in life, either in session or on their website. Honestly I'd like to know: it would make them more human and relatable. The only thing I know about my current T is that I found a pic on FB of a bottle of rosé announcing "first spring barbecue!" so I'm guessing she drinks socially. Someone who doesn't drink at all is rare in my country. Most people drink. If you don't drink at all, you're looked at with almost suspicion.
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In my case, DBC trumpeted pretty much every issue she ever had on her website. (It didn't stop with alcoholism.) And the one she didn't post online - mother issues - she told me about in session, a few too many times.
The others, I don't know about. But they were very different from DBC since they generally did not insert themselves into my therapy.