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It's so interesting because I think we
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often attract the clients that we still
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need to do work on in ourselves,
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It's like how the heck did they all end
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up in my office? But it's so beautiful
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because that's what also helps me grow
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professionally as a therapist, but also
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you know, and again, that's the part
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that makes me the best therapist is like
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how I can take that personal growth into
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the room with my clients. It comes in
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and every really good therapist should
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have their own individual therapist to
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address these things.
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Yeah. when we screen for for a
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therapist, when clients will ask me, you
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know, can you help me find someone? And
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I give them a list of questions. And and
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I've had some debate with other
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therapists about whether or not it's
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are you in therapy as the therapist? And
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I've had people tell me
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that therapists have said, "That's not
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appropriate for me to share my personal
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business with you." And I'm like,
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"Hang up and call someone else. Run."
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Because if they're not comfortable
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I think it's a professional
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responsibility that we maintain our own
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therapeutic relationship with our own
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therapist so that when we have our stuff
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come up, we go address it like now.
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Otherwise, it's in the way and it's not
