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At that point, you're just getting the unregulated, uninsured version of therapy, aren't you?
by naniwaduni 4y ago
At that point, you're just getting the unregulated, uninsured version of therapy, aren't you?
- stametseater 4y agoExactly. Well.. mostly. I would say you're getting advice, not "therapy" per se, and that most people that others might seek advice from are not licensed therapists. Parents, mentors, priests, elders, etc.. all people that somebody might seek advice from who aren't licensed therapists, and generally nobody makes a big deal about it. If you're going to the fortune teller or priest for advice, that's what you're getting and the quality of the product might even be good in some cases. If you're going to the fortune teller or priest to receive magical services, then obviously you're getting scammed.