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Originally Posted by BudFox
What I'm doing is challenging what I see as an aggressive assertion that parent-child and therapist-client ought to be seen as closely related parallel constructs, that the nature and extent of the caring is comparable, and that SE will be freed from her predicament by adopting this view.
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I'm sorry but you're barking at the wrong tree. My "asserting" is just offering a view from my own experience with the hope that that if offers the OP an angle that might (or might not) relate to her somehow. I'm not asserting anything in general about psychotherapy and I'm not saying the something "ought to be seen" in any particular way. Do you see? It is my experience what I'm expressing and they way I've come to seen things according to that experience and there is absolutely no point for you to challenge my experience because why would you do that? To say that my experience is wrong and possibly can't be that way?