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https://open.spotify.com/show/5oJ5cnAN5spzX17PxKxDOm?si=kMh6l1B4R8Ky9C473KCu9w Lately, I’ve been thinking—how much of “ourselves” do clients actually want to see? As therapists, we are trained to be present, empathetic, and professional, but we are also human. Where is the line between authenticity and ethical restraint? A Balancing Act A client comes in with a history of extensive childhood trauma. Her primaryContinueContinue reading “The Ethics of Being Yourself”