@MxAlejandraHope I love hearing this because what you call “Jesus Christians” I would call “God Christians” because they’re more into the vengeful God theology and not the pacifistic theology of Jesus. Words are fun! 😂
@MxAlejandraHope Reviewing notes from past therapists the cx basically made no progress on treatment goals. Cx has now met all goals and we’ve now moved onto depth therapy. Crazy what a consistent relationship can do 😅
@MxAlejandraHope Yup. It sickened me. Had one client follow me to my internship site and once there told me how hellish it was for them to be forced into a new therapy relationship multiple times a year.
@MxAlejandraHope @StephaniePhil15 I saw quite a few of those posts too along with the “therapy is political” fights which seems to be the majority of the infighting. A whole lot of splitting is going down in those groups right now
@leahprime@5matthewdub God I miss the days of being able to smoke a whole joint to myself and actually get to enjoy the ritualistic element of smoking. Now it’s 4 hits and I’m staring at my wall for 3 fucking hours
@DanielPangelina@IwriteOK So we speak with them in day-to-day, easy to understand language that fits their specific humanness. Jargon takes the living element out of language.
@DanielPangelina@IwriteOK I think that’s exactly it. When we enter the room with a client we have to add their humanity back into the conceptualization because they’re humans with complex needs/strategies and not just sets of symptoms
@DanielPangelina@IwriteOK Funny thing is us therapists really only talk like that with other therapists from a conceptualization point of view. We don’t actually talk to clients in psych jargon (at least we shouldn’t be)
@pop_mycology You’re probably right. It just doesn’t make it any easier I reckon. Maybe more so it makes it easier for them to reject at a surface level and not actually articulate their lack of, or rejection of, empathy towards others that often fuels their beliefs
@pop_mycology “Privilege”, as you pointed out, conjures a positive connotation which is why the right’s reaction is usually “but I’m [poor, disabled, etc] and don’t feel very privileged”.
@pop_mycology The language of the left is so poorly thought out sometimes it maddens me. IMO it accounts for a sizable portion of conservative’s negative reactions to leftist ideas.
@MxAlejandraHope @rascality Where is everyone going?! I don’t want to lose all of my recently former TherapyTwitter connections but also don’t know that I can stay on this hellhole much longer