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Originally Posted by stopdog
I don't think the problem is that people believe therapy is going to be metric. I greatly greatly disagree with blaming the client when therapy doesn't help. Any number of people worked very very hard and still were injured by therapy
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At this point, I think it would be wise for therapists to refer a client back to a primary care doctor in some cases or have a discussion about the risks of the process...but what often happens is that the therapist merely makes a referral to a nearly identical "professional" ensuring that the cycle of confusion and money wasting and insurance scam continues. I was caught in this hydraulic for years. Once I got a dog, my depression cleared enough to tackle change through a therapist who is basically a life coach who checks in on my goals and eases off the b.s. sorry for hijacking....