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Made my therapist cry today so I’m pretty sure I get a prize or something
I worked out therapy is a giant pyramid during my training, been working my way up since
Currently training those therapists who work in supervising other therapists.
Who teaches the watchers? I teach the watchers!
this is interesting. i always thought it would be more of a circular kind of thing. who do you think is at the top of the pyramid? do they need therapy, or do you think you transcend the need for it by the time you climb the pyramid?
I guess the roles within this world are pyramid shaped, training and supervision are what I see as the more rarified aspects. Which doesn’t suggest a hierarchy of those roles going to the best people.
my perspective is at a certain point therapy becomes about growth rather than healing, though it never loses that aspect. Some wounds never totally heal.
Of all things I didn’t expect, Fiona Apple was the original answer.
What did the original say?
Tattoo artist
Interesting, thank you for the edification.
Everyone is just 2 Kevin Bacon’s away from severe alcohol dependency.
Then you gotta find the bartender who tends the bar at where the therapist’s bartender drinks. It’ll be a dive, and all the advice anyone gets is “beer or shot?” And the dive’s bartender doesn’t need therapy because they’ve already accepted that they are past saving.
What if your therapist’s name is Bart?
Well, that’s a perfectly terrible pun for a D&D NPC. Bart Ender.
He’s the lad who serves the mede to Sir Tenly and Sir Eos.
“Who are you? How did you get in here?”
“I’m Locke Smith. And I’m a locksmith.”
Can confirm, have played VA-11 Hall-A
Who cuts the barber’s hair?
