'puter tech has some points, of course. My cavalier agreement with DBS was a general one. Patients often sense something is wrong, and there are circumstances in which the therapist may (and/or should) provide clarifying information. It could even be helpful in some way for SOME patients, in some kinds of therapy, provided the "burden" issue is carefully handled. I would not recommend a rapid changing of therapists, by the way. Once the information is there (and patients in long-term work often find out a lot about their therapists, from all kinds of sources, not all accurate), it shouldn't be suppressed in the sense of a "secret" that both parties already know, but should be managed just as lots of other things (including therapist illnesses, disabilities or foibles) are managed. Oops, I got sort of clinical there. Wrong forum.
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