[xenko]

How many of you are out there looking to match your therapist up with a girl/guy?

Is this acceptable behavior for a therapist? To ask a client to fix them up?

Your post is unclear. Can you provide more information, or is this just venting?

[brillskep]

That sounds disturbing to me. No, it's not okay for a therapist to ask favors of a client, especially of such a very personal nature.

[brillskep]

Besides, if you did "fix them up" and it didn't work out for them, how would your therapy proceed from there? Would it mean you know whom they have a relationship with, wouldn't that impact you? Not to mention the clear issue of you taking care of the therapist's needs. This sounds wrong on many levels.

[xenko]

I agree it's wrong to do. I know someone who did just that. There were so many breaches of conduct and unethical behaviors you wouldn't believe what went on.

I wonder how many other people try to hook their therapist up?

Are you speaking of yourself? You often post about your ex-T being involved with a friend of yours?

[InnerPeace111]

This is unethical behavior on the part of the therapist. It's just so wrong.

[LifeInProgress]

I would not feel comfortable fixing my T up, nor with asking her to set me up. It is just not appropriate for that sort of relationship.

I find the receptionist at the clinic I go to very attractive but have never asked her out because I think even that might cross the line.

[AllHeart]

Originally Posted by xenko

I agree it's wrong to do. I know someone who did just that. There were so many breaches of conduct and unethical behaviors you wouldn't believe what went on.

I wonder how many other people try to hook their therapist up?

Yes, it is wrong. Did you ever report the guy to anyone? With all the sinister things this t has done (based on your other posts) it sounds like he should be in jail. Stay safe.

[WrkNPrgress]

Can you be clearer? Did your therapist ask this if you? How did this conversation go?