See this is why my T gets whacked out by erotic transference sometimes and goes through the littany of the 'slippery slope' comments.
No two clients are the same, no two therapies are the same. I want my T to be genuine and real, validate me and not reject me.
It's hypervigilant comments like some in these posts that interfere with the intimacy of the therapy process.
I highlight Irvin Yalom's The Gift of Therapy where he talks about home visits, touching etc. and how it can be done appropriately and should be encouraged for healing.
Therapists learned a ton through different transferences. It doesn't mean they encourage it but they also should not interfere with it either.
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