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I just get this sense from reading the forums that Psychologists have a lot more faith, and frankly a lot more fun, assessing people/diagnosing them. That seems like the "cool" part.
People, for most part though, seem to not only care less about the therapy part, but I'm not sure if they have much faith in it. I'm not sure if those two things are connected...less faith in therapy working = not that interested in doing it. I know there is also more frustration doing therapy, and it may not be as lucrative, but I can't help but feel that many Psychologists just don't have faith in let's say "CBT".
Thoughts?
People, for most part though, seem to not only care less about the therapy part, but I'm not sure if they have much faith in it. I'm not sure if those two things are connected...less faith in therapy working = not that interested in doing it. I know there is also more frustration doing therapy, and it may not be as lucrative, but I can't help but feel that many Psychologists just don't have faith in let's say "CBT".
Thoughts?