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My interpretation on this and it is solely my own. Is that perhaps our Ts (none of mine have ever had personal photos except for my first T who had a small pic of his wife on his desk) is that the patient may feel "intruded" upon in therapy. Therapy is our time with our Ts. Our time to feel special and the center of attention with our Ts. It is a mutual space to be shared just between the client and the T. To me it is a sign of respect that my T doesn't have family photos. I think it might cause distress for some clients, and I would be one of them.

8/21/147:32 PM

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