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In processing what went wrong with my internship clients (who all fired me the same week), my supervisor said that I am supposed to leave my clients feeling better at the end of a session,,,

Rap

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Rap. I don't know, but I had the best T in the world, years of experience, well-known, and if the session was good, I still felt like crap after therapy.

I am surprised your supervisor said that. I once read that in order for therapy to work, you must feel discomfort along the way.

I usually purposely schedule my T appointments late in the afternoon or on days off so that I can "recover."

I am sorry for you and hope that you can work things out. It's hard to work when feeling like crap, and harder to deal with others when feeling like crap.