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Old May 17, 2018, 03:47 PM
Anonymous54376
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Originally Posted by ElectricManatee View Post
Why are you trying to staying neutral? A good friend has a responsibility to speak up when they see something that they think is likely to hurt their friend. You don't owe the crappy therapist anything
This is an interesting question. It almost seems as if you are trying to manage your natural friend response in order to maintain some kind of professional assessment or exterior. It is not your job to understand a dual therapeutic relationship, but you can be a friend and indulge all the biased care which that often involves. Unless you have professional insight and then I guess it's harder to separate out the responses.
Thanks for this!
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