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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Be aware that anyone can become a therapist. Anyone. The training and supervision for many therapists comes from other therapists who charge them for thousands of hours to reach certification. It's a money making business, for sure, and the supervision part is very lucrative. I know many therapists in the field that I am in- family therapists, relationship therapists, or children's therapists who actually don't have, and never had families of their own and have trouble staying in a relationship themselves. But they love being the judge in things they are insecure about to begin with, and are often quite unstable. So, there's that. And, all, I mean all mothers end up being labeled narcissists. It's a buzz word now, among other therapy speak adages. [/quote] Not everyone can become a licensed, independent practitioner, who can bill insurance companies and render diagnoses. Would you not check the credentials of a physician you go to? It’s no different. The training comes with the education, which is provided by nationally-accredited training programs in various disciplines (psychology, social work, counseling, etc.). Supervision is part of training and licensure - again, the same as it is for physicians. You know a resident physician isn’t yet board-certified, right? Same thing as someone who, for example, completed their PhD in clinical psychology and is under the supervision of a licensed therapist until they can sit for licensure exams. If the postdoc is at a hospital, supervision is subsumed under that organization. You seem to be railing against supervision from private practitioners, which makes no sense if you ultimately want well-qualified psychotherapists.[/quote]
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