I felt that I met with a person rather than someone wearing a professional mask and making judgements.
This human quality of the patient/therapist relationship is incredibly rare and very important to me.
At every stage of this I was asked whether or not I felt this was relevant and what I thought the core of my concerns were.
This contributed to the efficiency of the service and my personal improvement.
Having completed counselling training myself, I struggled with the fact I could not help myself, but at the same time felt that I had to divorce from my own judgement in order to try something new.
I was relieved that the service was supportive and complementary.
"I felt that I met with a person rather than someone wearing a professional mask"
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