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Same here. My current therapist is excellent & makes significant contributions/facilitates growth. Really happy to have him. My old, old therapist was mostly fond of sharing his own life stories and odd, non-constructive criticism. If I had had a diagnosis, probably even worse.
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Someone on the twitter was saying yesterday that it's natural to think of a therapist as a friend and sometimes that's what people need, just a listening ear but for others of us we have some *serious shit* to work through that you'd never go in to with a friend
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I think this is where I went wrong? twitter.com/CountJ0ecool/s Because I couldn't treat my therapist *as a therapist* But I still don't think therapy is "for me", because why aren't they aware of this pattern?!
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Replying to @maltybegray and @m_ashcroft
I have met several pleasant therapists who have done nothing to actually help me Not saying it's impossible to get value, but for me it was a waste of time+energy, when I had very little of those resources to spare.
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Supposedly, the main diagnostic criterion is "it causes you suffering". I agree diagnoses shouldn't be pushed on you in therapy. Maybe loosely offered as areas to explore, but... I think the truism that personality disorders can't be treated comes from "treatment" being forced.
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