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Old Mar 17, 2018, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Myrto View Post
In my country "thérapie brève" (brief therapy) is quite popular these days. This kind of therapy is not supposed to last more than two to three months and I think it's quite good because you have to establish goals from the get go and you are encouraged to be independent.
Yes, you have to establish goals and be independent and there's little time for building trust or connection with the therapist. Why not, in that case, just buy some self-help books?

ETA: I don't mean to be dismissive of all short-term therapy, but it does seem more like guided self-help to me. For healing past traumas or dealing with attachment issues or longer-term mental health issues, I think that most of us need time to establish trust and connection with our T, and two to three months doesn't begin to give us enough time.

Last edited by mostlylurking; Mar 17, 2018 at 02:20 PM.
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