Therapists Share Things Clients Are Commonly Embarrassed To Tell Them (But They Hear All The Time)
Briefly

"I'd say a common one is believing that there's something innately, irreparably wrong with them that makes them unable to ever truly 'fit in.' For a lot of people, it's such a deeply ingrained belief that it can be extremely painful to acknowledge or express, regardless of the level of personal success in their lives."
"I am a psychologist and would add that people are often scared to talk about the way they feel about the treatment itself or their therapist. I highly recommend opening up about this part of your experience. It is very useful information as it is part of therapy; it's a secure environment to reenact past traumatic or troubling relationships or experiences."
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