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Originally Posted by LonesomeTonight
From one of the Howes articles--seems applicable to me:
"Beyond specialty, there are also times when interpersonal issues become a barrier to the therapy. In therapy, as in all close relationships, problems with trust, communication, and empathy could render therapy an obstacle rather than a conduit to healing."
and
"One point to consider is whether the obstacle is central to your issues or not...But if you have a fear of heights and your interpersonal issues with the therapist are getting in the way, leaving therapy could be a good option." |
Wouldn't that be better written as, "if you have a fear of heights and your therapist insists on holding sessions on the edge of a cliff, you might want to move on"?
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Originally Posted by stopdog
The scale is 1-10? I would write down 0.
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Was thinking -5. Just to get the point across.