Therapy is only as effective as the honesty and self-awareness a person brings to it. If someone is deeply biased, dishonest, or distorting reality whether consciously or unconsciously, there’s a real risk that therapy could reinforce their skewed perspective instead of challenging it.
Some therapists, especially if they're more passive or overly validating, might unintentionally reinforce a client's narrative without digging deeper. That’s how you sometimes get people who stay in therapy for years but never really change, because they’re just seeking validation rather than true growth.
Just thinking random things
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