Do you suffer from depression? Even mild, infrequent depression can be debilitating and really diminish your quality of life. In cases of mild, moderate or severe depression, therapy and/or medication may be needed. But there are habits you can embrace and develop that can help you ...
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Michel
Tuesday, May 19, 2009 at 03:20 PMre: Therapist
Amy Hendel
Tuesday, May 19, 2009 at 03:37 PMI think a good therapist can show both actually, and I do clearly believe that each "emotion" has a place in the health professional to patient relationship - especially when the relationship lasts for more extended periods of times.
This might be one where we have to "agree to disagree" just a bit.
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Hello Amy how are you doing ?
Glad to see that your still with us, I enjoyed your post finding that all of it is true well...almost
just a small critic I'm shure you can deal with that lol.
A good therapist will not show you sympathie more then likely he or she will show empathie, you may find that I am playing with words but the difference is worth noting for to be a good therapist in my oppinion one must not fall in your shoes and always stay objective.
Do you agree ?
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