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Re: therapist crying

Posted by yxibow on September 10, 2008, at 3:13:55

In reply to Re: therapist crying, posted by llurpsienoodle on September 7, 2008, at 20:03:42

It depends entirely on the therapist and their ability to control what are natural human reactions and expertise.

I haven't had that experience, but I've had one of my doctors yawn (tiredness maybe, long day.)

Also, don't discount the fact that if a therapist is following one's discussion, and one is in a depressive state describing it intensly, the therapist can be sucked into that depression and has to stand back a little and figure out how to get the patient to refocus or they may look blank since they need to help you in your journey.

-- tidings

Jay

 

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