Re:EMDR and Boundaries

Thank you for your response to my question. I agree that there are individual standards for each therapist and understand completely the legal liability.

I do not think this is a liability issue or a transference isseue ... rather an insensitivity on my therapist's part and/or just her "standard operating proceedure".

I did speak with her and she and I agreed that I could verbalize when I needed a non-clinical respone ... a hug.

However, that being said, I still felt that she was uncomfortable and her response did not seem genuine.

Is it possible that I can continue "dumping my guts" in a clincal environment, devoid of human contact, and make any further process in EMDR?

Thank you for the kindness of your reply,
Mary

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Re:EMDR and Boundaries , by Carol Ann Rowland, MSW, RSW, 04/19/04 Re:EMDR and Boundaries , by Mary, 04/20/04 Re:EMDR and Boundaries , by Sandra Paulsen PhD, 04/20/04 Re:EMDR and Boundaries , by Mary, 04/20/04 Re:EMDR and Boundaries , by Sandra Paulsen PhD, 04/20/04

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