800: Can Therapy Wreck a Background Check? | Feedback Friday
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Feb 24, 2023
This captivating discussion dives into the complexities of seeking therapy while worrying about potential job security implications. Listeners learn how to navigate the emotional fallout from job rejections and family dynamics, emphasizing the importance of boundaries. Conversations tackle personal growth and the transformative power of authenticity in relationships. Travel tales encourage embracing adventure over comfort, while tips on resilience and self-acceptance inspire those feeling left out socially. A blend of empathy and actionable advice makes for an enlightening experience.
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Security Clearance and Therapy
Having a security clearance doesn't require perfection.
Addressing personal issues through therapy won't necessarily jeopardize clearance.
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Seeking Therapy for Abuse and Attractions
Seek therapy if struggling with sexual abuse trauma or unwanted attractions.
A therapist can provide support and guidance without judgment or mandatory reporting.
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Handling Recruiter Ghosting
Accept that ghosting in job searches is common, though unprofessional.
Focus your energy on improving skills and preparing for future interviews.
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This book provides a thorough exploration of sibling sexual abuse, guiding readers through the process of disclosure, healing, and family recovery. It emphasizes the importance of open conversation and community involvement in addressing this issue. The book serves as a resource for therapists, families, and communities seeking to confront and overcome the devastating effects of sibling sexual abuse.
Sexually abused by your own brother at a young age, and aware of your own proclivities to possibly abuse others younger than yourself, you wonder if seeking therapy to alleviate how you feel might get you in trouble if you ever sought security clearance for a government job. What should you do? Welcome to Feedback Friday!
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On This Week's Feedback Friday, We Discuss:
Will seeking therapy for your own issues related to being sexually abused as a child result in denial of security clearance for a government job?
Multiple rounds of job interviews — with zero results — have taken their toll on your mental health. How can you remain rageless when the machine treats you like a soulless cog?
Is it wrong to cut off your dying, constantly complaining BPD dad when his apologies for being a terrible parent are conditional upon accepting that your mother wasn't a saint?
You've booked a one-way ticket abroad in hopes of finding respite from your relationship dry spell. Is there a better way to get past your insecurities and put yourself out there?
Is booking that childhood dream destination for your honeymoon worth the trouble, or should you just go somewhere safe and scenic?
Have any questions, comments, or stories you'd like to share with us? Drop us a line at friday@jordanharbinger.com!
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