 In a docuseries I watched some years ago on the Psychology of Lying, the series revealed the complex social and interpersonal dynamics that influence acts of lying, deceit, or trickery. Specially, the documentary proposed that lies exist in a two party system where one person initiates the lie and one person receives it, and it is the second person who plays a pivotal role in consolidating the lie…without a receiving person, a lie can not exist.
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 I’ve worked with several individuals, families, and children over the years hearing countless stories of trauma and abuse. In the 10 years I've practiced therapy, no disclosure of victimization has prompted such intense feelings as the anger I felt in this moment: This blog includes helpful information on confidence and romance scams and how to avoid becoming a victim of online catfishing. Question from the followers:How should a psychotherapist react to a client that cries during a therapy session?
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AuthorRaquel Buchanan is a mental health profession in California who blogs about life and relationships. Raquel is on a mission to spread awareness about the impact of violence, abuse, and trauma. The information contained on this site is for entertainment purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional assistance. Contents contained in these blogs are based on true stories or the experiences of several several people and are fictional. Identifying information has been changed to protect the anonymity and confidentiality of therapy patients. Archives
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Raquel Buchanan is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT #118976) registered with the board of behavioral sciences in California.
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