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What Clients Hear in Therapy

C.D. Cunningham

Vulnerable clients may hear endorsement where therapists believe they are merely facilitating self-discovery.

Who Told You That You Were Naked?

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I get together with some friends to discuss Brad Wilcox's recent comments--and the strong response they received. We talk about intent and circumstances, but also the reason the comments were hard for so many. Note: we tried to get this right. I guarantee we didn't manage perfectly. A group of thoughtful people talking it out helped me though. There were some really good moments and insights, and if nothing else, I think we modeled what it looks like to grapple with something hard in as faithful a way as possible. That sounds me as worth doing.

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