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Originally Posted by BudFox
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Thanks, Bud, it IS interesting, especially these paragraphs in your last post on the thread:
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I hear you about a T not having the skill set and wanting to bail out, but isn't it their job to have these skills? Or if T is overwhelmed, seek supervision or consult with another T, take a break and do some additional training, anything besides just running away.
Or if T does not have them, then there should be a rigorous screening process or careful monitoring of the progression of treatment to make sure things do not get out of control. Because my T let me get deep into the ***** and then decided it was not working, and pushed me out the door to fend for myself. Was like a surgeon realizing mid-operation that they don't have the skills to finish the job.
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I felt the same way about my last therapist quitting on me.