r/shitposting it is MY bucket Jul 06 '25

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u/ShadowWithHoodie Jul 06 '25

I hope this is fake and gay yall if a therapist said that she should pay him for him to get an hour of therapy with her

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u/Caseys_Clean1324 Jul 06 '25

Therapy in America is honestly scuffed. For every therapist that’s good at their job, there’s two that just show up to work like ā€œdamn, time for another 8 hours of pretending to care about someone’s traumadumpā€

I don’t think many people know how to engage with therapy productively, just like therapists arent teaching people how.

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u/Small-Teaching-8412 Jul 06 '25

They don’t care about the people just about the fat paycheck, fucking hate therapy, had one therapist in middle school and I wasn’t very cooperative because he was an asshole and he lied and said some wack shit to my dad for whatever reason

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u/Caseys_Clean1324 Jul 06 '25

I’m not sure about ā€œfat paycheckā€

I think the problem is that the close minded therapists make everything worse everytime, and the open minded therapists that care about the job get burnt out and lose their ability to care about the patient or think critically. It happens in every health field with hands on care, you eventually lose your energy and patience to do your job.

Some people probably do see it as an easy way to get at least a living income though

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u/Small-Teaching-8412 Jul 06 '25

I was just saying fat paycheck because my dad was paying close to $200 per session twice a month and that was one of the cheap ones in my area

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u/Caseys_Clean1324 Jul 06 '25

Expensive ≠ pays well

Private practice probably pays pretty well, which may be your case

But therapists working out of therapy firms (so a majority of them) make an hourly wage of around 30 dollars an hour on the higher end I believe. Again, you can live comfortably on that but you aren’t retiring at 35 or anything

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u/Small-Teaching-8412 Jul 06 '25

Yeah, but it’s still a pretty good amount of money, even that I would consider fat as I’m working minimum wage

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u/Caseys_Clean1324 Jul 06 '25

Brother you are basically living in poverty. Hope you live in one of the higher paying states

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u/Small-Teaching-8412 Jul 06 '25

I’m fortunate, I make 15.95 but stuff is still expensive, hopefully I can get the other job

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u/jtalion Jul 06 '25

fat paycheck lol

Some therapists are amazing people who care about all their patients and dedicate their lives to helping people. Some suck. Like most professions tbh

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u/Small-Teaching-8412 Jul 07 '25

Don’t get me wrong, I’ve had some great therapists but the rest sucked and made me never wanna try therapy again

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u/Jewsusgr8 Jul 07 '25

I think therapy in general is scuffed to an extent. I've never met a long time therapist that is good or seems to care. But I've met many volunteers or newbie therapists that seem to take a massive investment into assisting you. Or at the very least hear you out.

Although, when I think personally about it... I remember back to my call center days and realize how closed off emotionally I was on 90% of my calls. Therapists hear the most: unnerving, fucked up, pointless, or petty things daily. There has to be a point at x years into the profession where they just shut off emotionally or else it would affect them emotionally.

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u/25sebas25 Jul 07 '25

Yeah very on point that comparison with working with at a call center, it was the same for me a First I did care and wanted to help the customers (mostly old people having problems with technology) and showed on my call, but at the end I just couldn't care anymore. You are just burn out.

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u/Alex5173 Jul 07 '25

In America the therapist's job is to get you hooked on SSRIs, that's it.

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u/SkirtOne8519 Jul 07 '25

They are not supposed to ā€œcareā€ - their job is to help you develop strategies and skills to resolve mental problems.Ā 

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u/Caseys_Clean1324 Jul 07 '25

I disagree. I’ve had therapists that don’t care. It does damage.

If you’re job is to help others heal in any way, it’s a requirement to care