From an interview with an old therapist:
PN: What was it about being a therapist that you loved so much?
POLSTER: I loved being engaged. I loved mattering. I loved digging deeper into the specifics of the moment. I liked the sense of being myself and also feeling like a member of the wider human community.
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The part I found interesting was that at least this one did not try and couch it in how much he cared/was a healer/etc. He focused on himself and not how altruistic he thought he was by becoming a therapist.
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Last edited by stopdog; Apr 01, 2018 at 09:19 AM.
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