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Old Nov 02, 2018, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Echos Myron redux View Post
I also doubt it's true. If it is true he needs to look at his workload. Therapists should take some time to reflect on sessions. It's ethical practice. Especially if they're not in supervision.
I think it's perfectly possible that this T may reflect on a session, especially when writing up session notes or perhaps at other times, such as right before the next one. Telling a client he doesn't "think about the session" or whatever language he used may mean something different to him than the kind of professional reflection being spoken about. I get the sense he was saying that he didn't unhealthily ruminate about a session or allow his professional work to flow into his family or personal life.
Thanks for this!
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