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 Wed, Mar 14 2018, 6:39 am
I am looking for a therapist for my child, and I recently saw a listing for a therapist that I know from many years ago as a former neighbor. I think this person would be very qualified to help my child, but is there some unwritten rule about using a therapist that at one point you knew socially? I don't feel uncomfortable about it, but wouldn't want a sub-par situation if we are better off with someone we don't know.
The issues we are looking to deal with are along the lines of self esteem and anxiety.
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Iymnok
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Wed, Mar 14 2018, 8:46 am
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No rule at all. I’ve done it.
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