Thanks. Yes, it goes against therapy ethics but from what one read here on PC and elsewhere it happens way too often. I think this T can´t handle or properly understand transference and attachment to that extent that she can identify it and know how to handle it. A skilled therapist doesn´t let this just happen but knows if a client is becoming too attached and tries to bring that up by talking about the relationship.

She just hides behind her supervisor and telling me her supervisor had advised her to end our therapy. She isn´t new to therapy and should have been aware of this, not offering me hugs and similar without knowing how it would affect our relation.