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Navigating Therapy with a Therapist Parent
The process of evaluating whether the good outweighs the bad in a parent-child relationship often involves considering if therapy is a viable option. In some cases, the parent, who is a therapist, may be unwilling to engage in therapy themselves. This reluctance can stem from avoiding self-confrontation and have long-standing roots. In such situations, the individual may feel guilty for not exploring all options before considering therapy or presenting an ultimatum. It is advisable to encourage exploring various alternatives before reaching a critical point in the parent-child relationship.
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