A therapist-induced trauma is as difficult to heal from as the initial trauma, which is why people go to therapy in the first place. And it's incredible how little oversight is given into what kind of people become "therapists" and how controlling so many of them actually are. Talk about exploitation. What can a "patient" do to protect themselves? Nothing really. So many people that become therapists have their own unresolved issues and are extremely controlling.
She is by far the worst therapist and is completely unaware of how damaging her reactions to a clients vulnerability can be. 1277f7a
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| 1. Written by Rebecca has done great by me! on May 29, 2011 from austin, texas, US I find it hard to believe that this is the same Rebecca that I saw. She has helped me with lifelong communication and relationship issues and helped me develop more self esteem in my relationship and friendships. I feel confident in recommending her to others |
| 2. Written by MD on March 16, 2011 from los angeles, california, US Therapist induced TRAUMA is one of the most debilitating experiences a person can endure. When a person has experienced a troubled therapist it is important to have blogs and web sites where consumers not friends can post their experiences. |
| 3. Written by OMG on March 3, 2011 from -, -, US Anonymous, I read through all your posts. Blame, blame, blame. You've really got to start taking responsibility for your own life. Living a blaming life on the internet is not going to help you or anyone else. Find someone who can give you the help you need. |
| 4. Written by Consumer on February 17, 2011 from dallas, texas, US I can believe that about psychotherapists. |
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