@JonathanShedler Paying attention to what’s going on with the therapist, there in that room, at the moment establishes a new way of being for the patient, so that they might be able to go do the same thing outside that room, and make those new good memories.
I agree with your takes, and I will definitely come to her defense in the areas of non-clinical personnel incorrectly pathologizing adolescent behavior and making therapy-speak or clinical language a fun part of your identity. But at one point she claims therapists don't advocate/believe in exercise as something that contributes to betterment of mental health. I turned it off after that.
@MikeRunner14@seerutkchawla I haven't read it, but she made enough ridiculous, sweeping generalizations about what therapists "do" and "believe" in her JRE episode that she likely isn't going to seem very credible to therapists/counselors
@ReidanKy@TheFlowHorse First three points are spot on, but I have to ask how you know who Walz “really is”? I hate both parties and don’t have a dog in the fight, just genuinely curious.
@TheFlowHorse@usgoose I understand your sentiment, but it does seem like the gist is that people need to be precisely wealthy enough to avoid scrutiny... which seems kind of silly? Who decides what is just wealthy enough to not be boring or poor and not so much you're Pelosi?
@SplitCapital I genuinely hate both parties, but this is just a bad take. If he was wealthy, he’d be called a hypocrite. What’s the perfectly appropriate amount of financial literacy a potential VP should have to avoid scrutiny?
“tell toranaga-sama this is just a temporary liquidity problem, not a solvency problem. our risk model didn’t account for this level of volatility but we are confident we can weather the storm”
“the anjin was on the wrong side of the yen carry trade and is getting margin called”