u/Brick_Mouse

I know Therapists are trained to approach clients with a curious, non-judgemental attitude, maintain a positive regard, and keep their own feelings in check. I also know Therapists are human, imperfect, and that they know that as well. Do Therapists ever find it difficult to genuinely maintain ​a positive, non-judgemental view of their client?

If so, do they just refer them out, or do they tend to hide it and continue on?

As a Therapist yourself, ​would you continue sessions if you thought that your own Therapist was struggling with this behind the scenes?