When It's Bad to Talk


	When It's Bad to Talk

abailart

3-13-2008 5:35 AM

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psychotherapy. counselling

abailart says:

Please read the whole article. For me, this just emphasises the need to have a trusted and skillful therapist. Talking is the best. But even the best sometimes does not work. And there some bad therapists out there too

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