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Originally Posted by Client xx
I imagine going to hire a baby sitter and having them be the same way. Kinda cagey.
Like 'Well you're children wouldn't be first I've looked after' Then them leaving it at that...
But I am not 'hiring' this therapist directly because it's through the public health system that's free. Should I be given less rights?
I dunno
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Regardless of the how and why and where your services are being offered for or paid by who ever you deserve to ask questions.
When I met my T ( 8 years ago) our first meeting was my listing what I’m struggling , I was fresh out of IP.
He had his certificates on the wall and I pointed and asked him where he studied, I couldn’t read what they said where I was sitting. He told me where he studied, he worked for X places, he explained his boundaries as far as contact between sessions , cancellations policy’s, he gave me a run down about his “ style “ of Therapy.
I think those kinds of things should be talked about , you have a right to know there professional degrees.
If she’s someone that’s going to just not help you push to get in with a different T
Be proactive Squeeky wheels do get oil
