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cassyinlove
· 7 years ago
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That's incredibly unprofessional.
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lblazel
· 7 years ago
I'd say that if that person's life is so bad that a person who hears bad life stories all the time cries, then that person has the right to cry.
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iccarus
· 7 years ago
actually shows great empathy to build trust with the patient
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guest
· 7 years ago
I'm inclined to agree with iccarus - but a lot does depend upon the context of the psychiatrist/client relationship
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cassyinlove
· 7 years ago
Psychiatrists go through years of training to prevent exactly this type of situation. They aren't supposed to be emotionally effected by their patients. It's detrimental both to their own health and their ability to objectively help their patients.
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iccarus
· 7 years ago
i agree cassy, but if the patient has a history of not opening up, then this would be a logical course to build trust
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· 7 years ago
Now I really wanna know what his life has been like
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