I don't know how my therapist really "feels." Sometimes she shares what she thinks, which is often essentially that I am wrong - either in thinking something or in operating a certain way. She would probably describe it differently, but that's what it comes down to, and I don't mind. She and longtime T tended to phrase correction as an alternative perspective. I only remember longtime T telling me outright I was wrong once. I actually rather liked it, although it took me off guard.

As for judgement, of course T's judge. The point is that they're supposed to interact with you in a non-judgemental way, not allowing their judgement to get in the way. Sometimes I think my T's would probably like to roll their eyes and sigh at me, but they haven't so far.