What would therapists do if a small child is simply too dangerous for therapy and treatment? Because there are some who would immediately attack the therapist and, well, do terrible things to him. Do they just stay in a psychiatric hospital forever? Or what happens to such people?
I know a therapist—well, "know" is an exaggeration. But there are therapists and coaches who claim that the only thing that matters in life is willpower. And if you have an iron will, you can achieve absolutely anything. And thinking that you can't achieve everything you want is, in this coach's eyes, a big problem….
Maybe this question is stupid. But are you allowed to mention the names of your clients in your diary? I'm not publishing it. But it could always be stored in a cloud that other people sell, and then that would violate data protection and make the names public. But maybe I'm just worrying about it…
Hello, In some pictures and photos, psychoanalysis is clichédly depicted in such a way that the client is always lying on the couch. What concrete significance does this posture have for psychoanalysis? PS: Please no troll or joke posts!
I just spontaneously asked myself this question, because it's actually quite difficult. You have to become known in the scene, but at the same time, you don't want to attract attention. How do they do that?