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I liked this quote in particular: "The therapist is every bit as responsible for sustaining the dysfunctions in the relationship as is the client."
Getting Unstuck: Countertransference and Mutuality in Client-Therapist Relationships | 4therapy.com |
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Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I'll have to mull this over in regard to my own therapy.
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The article won't open for me. I really wanted to read it too
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![]() Thanks Winenot3 by the way..
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Thanks Ambra, that would be great. Still having trouble opening it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Great article, thanks!
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Thanks for posting that winenot3, I'm sitting here after reading it thinking I need to create a one-use yahoo.com-type email address to anonymously send it to my T!!!!
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I hate that they call the client a borderline. The client is not a borderline. The client is a human being with borderline personality disorder. Not a borderline.
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