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The problem with therapists is that therapists tend to come of as a position of authority and that that, for many, makes them less effective. This man takes th
by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
The problem with therapists is that therapists tend to come of as a position of authority and that that, for many, makes them less effective.
This man takes the position of a peer.
- TulliusCicero 6y agoAn unassuming, low-key peer at that.
- samat 6y agoIt highly depends on the 'school of therapy', there are approaches when therapists view themselves more of a 'fellow traveler/sufferer on the road of live' and less of an authority figure. And it's highly depends on the individual client and therapist.