HD7970GHZ: Since you seem (from your other thread) to be interested in activism about therapy abuse situations, you might want to consider careful use of absolutes in your statements and arguments. Basically, when you speak in absolutes, many listeners automatically stop reading and stop listening because absolute statements inevitably ignore the other viewpoint. While your first two paragraphs respected the fact that there are two sides to this, your last two paragraphs negated the first two paragraphs when you launched into your absolutes, discounting the many therapists who are professional and not corrupt, and discounting those clients who (in your view) have illusions of safety are not interested in the truth, committing "legal suicide," and under the spell of a "mirage." That is not everyone's reality (and is frankly, insulting of peoples' intelligence") and even though you slightly admit that, you mostly discount that acknowledgment with your absolutes.