The Therapist as Patient
Monday December 5, 2005
What do therapists do when they are depressed? A fascinating article by Kenneth Pope and Barbara Tabachnick looks at the experiences of psychologists who were psychotherapy clients. One of the most surprising findings was that few participants reported that their therapists used humor appropriately; but over 90% reported that their therapist used humor inapropriately. 6% reported that their therapist touched them sexually - which is completely unethical.
Read the full Article: The Therapist As Patient