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Originally Posted by stopdog
But that is what I am saying - even if I tell a therapist I drink a bottle of whiskey a night (I do not - this is an example) - the therapist does not get to try and stop me if I say I drink a bottle of whiskey a night and it is not something I want to change. So I don't think it matters what a therapist knows about a person or how they found it out. If a client has not said they want to deal with something - it is off the table for the therapist. The therapist's feelings about anything are not relevant in how I see it.
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Right, but are they going to come out and say it directly or instead change their behaviors based on things they read, such as questions or interventions?
I don't think good Ts would go that far...just think it's a bad idea overall.
Edit-yes the ethical issues pointed out above.