99. Conversations With a Therapy Failure Expert

Very Bad Therapy

English - January 03, 2022 08:30 - 1 hour - 89.4 MB - ★★★★ - 322 ratings
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Beth is a self-described therapy failure expert. She joins us for the whole episode (and more!) as we discuss her personal bad therapy experiences, what therapists think of clients who disclose their stories of bad therapy, why therapists often struggle to provide specialized services, and the fact that some therapists simply aren’t good at making their clients feel understood.

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Introduction: 0:00 – 7:53

Part One: 7:53 – 53:02

Part Two: 53:02 – 1:41:23

Part Three: 1:41:23 – 1:44:32

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Show Notes:

Donate to METAvivor People Who’ve Been To Therapy Are Sharing What They Wish They Knew Before Starting, And It’s Sparking An Important Conversation