Question by ..:::..KayLee..:::..: Just realized “therapist” is “the rapist”?
Isn’t that kind of creepy? Makes me feel like they maybe should have called that occupation something else. Especially since the majority of rape victims will most likely end up seeking counseling!!

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Answer by paul
If you don’t feel comfortable talking with a therapist you can ask to be referred to someone more suitable to your needs

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Editorials from around Pennsylvania

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Styron spent the last part of his life speaking widely about his depression, often counseling others. … —A dentist (Laurie Stanell) and writer/therapist (Art Greenwald), a 2010 Penn State graduate (Gavin Keirans) and a stay-at-home mom (Christine …
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Trichotillomania: the NEW new therapist

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With the counseling office being an hour drive one way and the therapist not having any workable evening hours, we were left with Saturday as our only option, if we wanted to stay in-network with our insurance. Within a week of getting all her Saturday …
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The journey back from an eating disorder

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Cyndi Mesmer, a licensed clinical professional counselor, and founder of The Art of Living Counseling Center in Crystal Lake, says that it is not unusual for individuals with eating disorders to often "have underlying issues of anxiety and obsessive …
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