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Originally Posted by Moment
I find this article kind of sad. Such as this quote:
"The whole point of having a therapist is not being emotionally invested in them, [and] they aren’t emotionally invested in you if they’re doing their job right”
This is so far removed from my experience of what therapy is.
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Me too. It's not necessary or desirable for everyone, but I could never do the trauma therapy I'm doing without some level of reciprocal emotional investment between T and myself.
I wouldn't ghost current T because she's good at her job, genuinely open to feedback, and I care about her. I wouldn't bother having a termination session with a T who didn't meet these criteria, however.