Peter Attia· MD
it's a necessary but not necessarily sufficient criteria for great therapy
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it's a necessary but not necessarily sufficient criteria for great therapy
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it's probably been out there for some time which is the training of the therapist the credentials of the therapist all of these things probably don't matter as much as the rapport that is built between the therapist and the client maybe i'm stating that slightly incorrectly but what i took away from it was it's at least as important how much of a rapport the client and the therapist have is how you know voluminous the knowledge is of the therapist is that is that an accurate statement it's very accurate
so let's take that as a necessary but not sufficient piece of the equation