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Originally Posted by LonesomeTonight
I like the UK model where all T's still require supervision, even if they've been practicing 30 years. Though, I suppose a T could just choose not to share something with their supervisor...
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I do feel thankful to live in the UK for that reason. Supervision isn't foolproof because as you say a therapist could choose not to share certain difficulties they are having with a client. However, a supervisor, from what I understand, is going to ask how things are going with every client so it's more likely that any ongoing issues would be brought up there. I wish your t was consulting someone really but theres nothing you can do.