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Originally Posted by elliemay
I'm not shaming. It's understandable, and when it's the therapist own stuff, it's fodder for therapy. I see cases here where it goes beyond the therapist and into their children, girlfriend etc...
In my mind, that's different.
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Honestly, looking at a T's profile is only fodder for therapy if the client makes it so. Human curiosity is nothing to be ashamed of, and when it's only a mouse click away, it's almost more unusual to not look people like your T or teacher or boss up. Some scholarship applications ask for Twitter and Facebook ID's now. It's a way for people to find out about each other and that's what it was created for. I'm even willing to bet that even though the OP's T was alarmed that she looked up his girlfriend, the girlfriend wouldn't be fazed by it at all.
Jan 06, 2015, 05:21 PM
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