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View Poll Results: do the ends justify the means in therapy? | ||||||
yes - as long as it works great |
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14 | 26.92% | |||
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No - there are things I care more about than the end result |
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33 | 63.46% | |||
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5 | 9.62% | |||
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#26
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I just had a therapy session that changed my mind. When I first read the poll I thought yes... if it leads me to a better place yes... well now I know its a definite NO.
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I've never been one to accept that the ends always justify the means in any circumstance actually. Pertaining particularly to therapy, I know there are techniques and modalities that just wouldn't fly with me, and fortunately I haven't had therapists who went there. Philosophically I'd like to be able to say I would do whatever it took to find healing, but practically, I know that just isn't true. I am glad to say though that the methods and techniques and skills my therapists did use with me were effective and were avenues I was able to take in good conscience and relative comfort and safety.
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#28
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This is missing the idea. It's not would you take a chance on questionable methods. It's more along the lines of if the result was guaranteed, would you do it no matter what.
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