79 - Can A Therapist’s Personal Experiences Be Helpful?

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A therapist doesn't have to share your experiences in order to be able to effectively help you (like a doctor performing surgery without ever having experienced the issue). Are there times, though, when a therapist's personal experiences can be helpful when shared appropriately? ———————— Sign up for our FREE email course on overcoming fear and insecurity at: www.ShrinkThinkPodcast.com/course

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