Published: 19 Sept 2023 › Updated: 19 Sept 2023
What do therapists do when they don't want a client anymore?
The good ones would process those feelings in a healthy way and get to work.
There is no “I don't like the client anymore so therefore I will dump her" option.
If there are issues with the therapy itself, then the client and therapist can have a conversation about what's going on and together work on a solution that will ensure the client continues to receive the best care possible.
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