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| freemp3s, edward furlong, 1981 in sports, gratis, richard bright, art chudabala, songs, crash(widescreen edition), fontana labs, poetry, wtmotherf, insomniac, jim turner, alice cooper, blogstream, culture, edward saxon, mob, jerusalem, group hug, robert b. weide, stars, saudi arabian, punchthem, | If TGS does broken want to confront the mother, more power to him; however, it should be his own decision and the therapist should be there for support and guidance. Therapist in Training Like the Good Son, I'm a man in broken my broken early 30s who's had problems establishing a serious relationship. Like TGS, I decided to talk to a therapist. Like TGS, I had to deal with physical behavior from my mom-not nearly to the level of intercourse, but some gross attempts at French kissing, offers to shave my legs, walking in on me showering, etc. I'd never put much stock in it-it was only a few times, I'm an adult now, I don't have an interest in being a victim. But the real issue for me wasn't the occasional crossing of the line physically. The real issue was the constant crossing of the line emotionally. Mom had a crappy marriage, she was frequently depressed, she needed someone to confide in, she chose me. |
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| But the therapist should realize this wouldn't be beneficial to the client. TGS reported that he has a good relationship with his mother and fears messing it up. I'd wtmotherf suggest he drop this particular wtmotherf therapist if he wtmotherf doesn't feel comfortable. The whole point of a therapeutic environment is that the client feels comfortable enough to let down barriers and let treatment begin. This can be done in many other ways than confronting the mother. And there are many other "kinds" of therapists out there who would let TGS move at his own pace and toward his own goals and not pressure him into what the therapist wants. He may want to seek out a person-centered or humanistic-existential-oriented therapist, or even a cognitive-behavioral therapist. Some of their techniques include an opportunity to face the previous situation without the other person there (if that's what the client feels most comfortable with). They acknowledge the past, but don't dwell on it. They are more present- and future-oriented problem-solving therapies. |
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