Talking Emotions

My personal experience with one therapist at Talking Emotions was dehumanising and retraumatising. I believe this particular therapist demonstrated a lack of compassion or respect when I was at my most vulnerable, and I am still dealing with the consequences of this over a year later.Unfortunately, Talking Emotions don't have accountability processes in place for if there is a breakdown in communication or the therapeutic relationship, nor is there capacity for dispute resolution. My attempt to resolve things this way was treated respectfully, though was very quickly shut down. Ultimately, I discovered too late that there is no safety net for if there is a therapeutic breakdown, or if a therapist is out of their depth or incapacitated.So if nothing goes wrong and you have no issues that might make them uncomfortable, you will probably be fine. I had no obvious difficulties for over 2 years of therapy...But if anything does go wrong, however unlikely, you may be left feeling it is all your fault and be expected to deal with such intense shame and retraumatisation on your own.I obviously cannot state this as fact, and I hope no-one else ever experiences this - I am merely saying this has been my experience.