Re: Movies that feature Therapy/mental illness » Tabitha

Posted by Dinah on January 5, 2003, at 16:36:33

In reply to Re: Movies that feature Therapy/mental illness, posted by Tabitha on January 5, 2003, at 13:37:14

Those therapists in movies think about their clients between sessions, seem to welcome calls at home, and on K-Pax even took a client into his home. It is so unrealistic.
But books are the worst culprit. I can't read a book by Steven Levenkron without getting mad at my therapist for not being him. Although I'm betting if I were his client, he wouldn't be him either.

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