Thanks. I agree the socioeconomic difference will always be there as a T canīt live as I do, on welfare and being unemployed as he/she then wouldnīt be a T. Most T:s havenīt had the struggles as their clients have when it comes to money and work issues as, at least here in Sweden, most T:s choose their career when young and now, as most of our T:s are older, they have a very established life.
As Iīve waited for several years to get access to therapy within public health I want to start therapy again as I have a lot to process. But if I choose to start a therapy with this T I will mention the class difference to her and how I feel about it.
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Originally Posted by ArtleyWilkins
Certainly. I bypassed several along the way that I just didn't get a good vibe from via first contact.
I don't think you are going to get around the social class disparity from your descriptions of how the educational requirements, etc. work in your country. I know that's an issue for you, but how are you going to work past that? Maybe a break from the whole therapy/therapist thing for a while is in order? Sometimes a bit of distance and time allows us to regroup mentally about something that is hanging us up.
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