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Originally Posted by Anne2.0
Like anything else in life that needs to be paid for, therapy requires the client to work or otherwise find the funding for it. I think that mental health care should be just like dental and medical care, and single payer in the U.S. Small co-pay for the client. So I don't think, in an ideal system, that a client would run out of money for therapy. But I don't see my participation in therapy as with a "caring/attachment figure", that's not why I go to therapy, so I would no more expect free therapy than I would expect free massages, acupuncture, or other kinds of bodywork that I pay for out of pocket.
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I think the point is-
A client may be more invested in the therapist than the therapist is invested in the client. That's how I took Bill3's post rather than the idea that people expecting a therapist to not be paid.
And some people are simply stating or reinforcing this concept.